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nightclub stripper named Claudia Wagner (Cheryl Renee) is hopeful to
become a lawyer but her co-workers are suddenly turning up dead by a
killer wearing a grim reaper outfit and cutting off their hands
Claudia's boyfriend who is also a cop named Sonny Banner
(Jon Briddell) suggests to all of them not to go out bar stripping and
to stick together but some don't listen and continue with their
nightshift work.
It all comes down to a troubled man named Daniel Strong (Daniel Browne)
who had a bad break up and threatened her badly that the law had to be
involved and now he's a suspect for these murders as no one feels safe
around him.
Just another Z-grade run off the mill slasher film offering mostly on strippers showing it off
I mean the film tries so hard to be dark and creepy but it's so low budget it's not at all convincing plus the ending doesn't make sense at all and you will see what I mean if you dare to watch this lame flick.
The acting is very average an uninspired too
Lead actress Cheryl Renee tries to pull it off as the main scream queen of the film but doesn't succeed too much but isn't too bad
Chris Moir needed serious acting lessons as a dorky and perverted manager of a hotel
Jon Briddel seemed to do okay as a serious police detective in the film
Mia Zottoli came across not too bad as a stuck up stripped but I've seen better.
Nina Tapanin was the best one of all as a shy stripper as she seemed worthy with her role.
The
nudity was the films drawing card for sure as we have numerous topless
dancers at strip bars during many scene's showing off their boobs
There's also a nude shower scene too
Lots of violent bloodsheds
Wrists are cut off
Robert Tiffi was so amateurish with his work on this film as he tried to make it scary yet everything looked too obvious.
He
does show good close up shots on the killer in the grim reaper mask but
he doesn't make the killings look convincing at all as it looked too
obvious.
There is a good dark moment with supporting actress Fonta Sawyer walking
down a dark street with good camera shots on her legs walking and her
looking nervous as you know something is going to happen which is one
of the only good directions in this film
Nina Tapanin does well acting scared to strip on stage as it makes you wonder if she will bomb big time.
There is an interesting moment with Chris Moir breaking the devastating news to everyone on the murders but the actresses involved that starts crying looks so phony.
There is a scene between Cheryl Renee and Jon Briddell having an argument as Tiffi tries to bring it to life but doesn't succeed enough with it.
There's a good shot on Chris Moir crying on Tapanin's lap after when he finds out the woman he loved is killed.
When Renee is screaming and freaking out with the killer it looks very set up like.
We have some interesting echoey piano sounds and some synthesizer playing by Gerhard Daum which isn't too grande but what do you expect from a no budgeter
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