阵亡统计 / Camping del terrore (1987)
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又名：
The Eleventh Commandment,Body Count
主演：
Bruce Penhall Mimsy Farmer David Hess 布鲁斯·彭哈尔 梅茜·珐玛 大卫·赫斯 路易莎·马内里 Nicola Farron Andrew J. Lederer 斯特凡诺·马迪亚 约翰·斯坦纳 南茜·布尼里 Cynthia Thompson Valentina Forte 艾凡·拉斯莫夫 埃琳娜·庞贝 查尔斯·纳佩尔 Sven Kruger
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剧情简介：
1987意大利恐怖片《阵亡统计》由Ruggero Deodato导演，Bruce Penhall主演，影片讲述的是：
Body count is clearly very derivative of successful American slashers such as Friday the 13th as it takes place in a backwater location and features a seemingly unstoppable madman murdering his way through a load of useless teenagers However Ruggero Deodatos film elevates itself above the barrage of ripoffs with some great scenes of slaughter and a fitting music score courtesy of former Goblin Claudio Simonetti The film takes in the common supernatural slasher themes and focuses on a legend of an old Indian shaman that used to live in the woods where all the screaming takes place Naturally most of our main characters are dumb horny teens that have made the silly decision of going camping in a van Its not long before they meet a young kid from the army and they decide to go stay over at his parents house a couple who are having marital problems Oh and theres the small problem of a maniac in the woodscould it be the same Indian shaman
Ruggero Deodato isnt a director that likes to leave you wondering what his films are about and pretty soon after the film has started we are treated to a delicious double murder scene From there the murder scenes are all memorable and although theyre mostly committed with a knife Deodato makes good use of the weapon and scenes that see a young girl coming through a door with a knife in her head ensure that this is slightly more than the usual eighties slasher My only real complaint where weapons are concerned is the fact that theres a chainsaw in the film which isnt put to best use Body Count benefits from a great cast of Eurohorror regulars including David Hess who isnt put to best use Mimsey Farmer who has worked previously with Italian masters Dario Argento and Lucio Fulci and cult luminary Ivan Rassimov as the sheriff Its true that none of the stars are given roles that allow them to shine David Hess role even seems to be a parody of his usual strong performances Body Count wont be a must see film for fans of Italian horror but slasher fans shouldnt be disappointed and I rate this as a success for the overpopulated slasher subgenre on the whole
Body count is clearly very derivative of successful American slashers such as Friday the 13th as it takes place in a backwater location and features a seemingly unstoppable madman murdering his way through a load of useless teenagers However Ruggero Deodatos film elevates itself above the barrage of ripoffs with some great scenes of slaughter and a fitting music score courtesy of former Goblin Claudio Simonetti The film takes in the common supernatural slasher themes and focuses on a legend of an old Indian shaman that used to live in the woods where all the screaming takes place Naturally most of our main characters are dumb horny teens that have made the silly decision of going camping in a van Its not long before they meet a young kid from the army and they decide to go stay over at his parents house a couple who are having marital problems Oh and theres the small problem of a maniac in the woodscould it be the same Indian shaman
Ruggero Deodato isnt a director that likes to leave you wondering what his films are about and pretty soon after the film has started we are treated to a delicious double murder scene From there the murder scenes are all memorable and although theyre mostly committed with a knife Deodato makes good use of the weapon and scenes that see a young girl coming through a door with a knife in her head ensure that this is slightly more than the usual eighties slasher My only real complaint where weapons are concerned is the fact that theres a chainsaw in the film which isnt put to best use Body Count benefits from a great cast of Eurohorror regulars including David Hess who isnt put to best use Mimsey Farmer who has worked previously with Italian masters Dario Argento and Lucio Fulci and cult luminary Ivan Rassimov as the sheriff Its true that none of the stars are given roles that allow them to shine David Hess role even seems to be a parody of his usual strong performances Body Count wont be a must see film for fans of Italian horror but slasher fans shouldnt be disappointed and I rate this as a success for the overpopulated slasher subgenre on the whole
