A
biker named Herscell (Steve Hawkes) gets
a flat tire and comes up to a hippie
named Angel (Heather Hughes) who takes
him home to her party where there she is
introduced to drugs by a fellow named Guy
(Larry Wright) and meets up with Angel's
sister named Anne (Dana Cullivan) as he
falls in love with her and then she takes
him to a turkey farm to earn some money
and is a mad scientist and wants to try
an experiment on him.
Suddenly Herscell is then turned into a
wereturkey and ends up killing drug
dealers blaming them for his addiction.
This film didn't
make any sense at all as it doesn't show
anything interesting to why this biker
turned into a turkey when these people
wanted to try an experiment. I mean it
shows him eating a turkey and stuff like
that but there is nothing special on
that.
The film is badly done to top it all off
and very phony looking. It's one of those
badly done drive in type of film and very
silly too and I was surprised that this
film was ever released and not shelved
away after they saw the results of this
film since it was an embarrassment but it
would be a good film for Troma
Team to have since they make bad
film as this one earned a golden turkey
as well.
Pretty sick and twisted to top it all
off.
The acting is
terrible in this film and all of these
people remained virtual unknown's but who
would want these people?
Lead actor Steve Hawkes who
portrayed a serious tough biker just says
his lines with no character at all.
Dana Cullivan was just simply
annoying as a whiney hippie.
Larry Wright really tries his best
to portray a pimp and drugdealer but
doesn't quite pull it off.
Brad F. Grinter who narrated the
piece was no Alfred Hitchcock
either to say the least.
There is a butt shot on Heather
Hughes after a sex scene
Some women are
hung upside down with their throats cut
and blood gushing down on them.
A scambag's leg is cut off and it is
graphic too.
A turkey's head is cut off and I think
this is for real. It's really sick.
The directing is
by both the star of this film and by Brad F.
Grinter is extremely slacking and
rather pointless too.
However, there was a bit of a strong
point with Steve Hawkes pinning Larry
Wright to the ground demanding him
for more drugs.
There's a good camera shot on Hawkes having
a seisure as well as him as a wereturkey
acting like a zombie walking in the
night.
We see a nice moment on Dana Cullivan
looking in fright, screaming and
then passing out.
Brad F. Grinter looked like that he
was reading cue cards during his
narration in the film. Not good at all.
Gil Ward seems to
bring some interesting music for this
clunker with some cheesy electric guitar
playing for the opening as well as some
accoustic music further on in the story.
He also had the same piano and
suspenseful violin playing on the
murders.
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