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Kiss Daddy Goodbye (1988)

   
Directed by: Patrick Regan

Written by: Ronald Abrams, Patrick Regan, Alain Silver & Mary Stewart


Starring:


Fabian .... Deputy Blanchard
Marilyn Burns .... Nora Dennis
Nell Regan .... Beth Nicholas
Patrick Regan .... Michael Nicholas
Chester Grimes .... Snake
Robert Dryer .... Billy
Jed Mills
Gay French
Will Rand .... Guy Nicholas

Special Appearances:


Jon Cedar .... Wally Stanton
Marvin Miller .... Bill Morris

Release Date: Direct-to-Video: 1988

 
Rating:

 

A protective father named Guy Nicholas (Will Rand), who's wife recently passed away from leukemia has two twin children named Beth (Nell Regan) and Michael (Patrick Regan III) with telekinetic powers but their father tells them to never use their special powers in public else they'd be taken away and used for experiments.
A nasty biker gang trespasses on their property and then kills Guy and takes off leaving the two children alone and wondering what to do making them orphans.
They don't tell anyone what has happened to their father making out that he is still alive so they use their powers at full speed to make their father's corpse move around whenever someone arrives at their house.
An obnoxious alcoholic named Wally Stanton (Jon Cedar) arrives at their house demanding for their father and the kids use his corpse to kill him.
Then this gives them an idea to take revenge on the biker gang that killed their father.

 

A movie made on a god awful budget as the picture quality sucks as it looks like it was shot on a cheap home video camera. It was obviously a bad video quality picture which wasn't surprising that they shelved this film after making it in 1981 and released it to video 7 years later.
In 1984 it did show on an Elvira TV episode of Movie Macabre showing clips of Fabian's role.

The acting is terribly stiff and a little wooden but former 60's hearthrob Fabian seems to do a fine job with his performance and yet it surprises me that he's in this forgettable flick as he wasn't hurting that bad I thought. He shows good expressions with his role as the head deputy.
Marilyn Burns
was better off in Texas Chainsaw Massacre though as she never topped her career off in any other film she's been in. She portrays a different role in this film however playing a nice and mellow person instead of shrieking insanely proving she can be versatile.
Real life child twin siblings Nell & Patrick Regan don't show any emotion at all in their roles and barely show much character either.

Two teenage girls flash a deputy driving by wearing bikinis.
A woman biker played by Gay French is skinny dipping in a tub outside of Guy's house and then is nude lying at a beach.

Patrick Regan doesn't show anything special here with his direction.
However, he coaches Will Rand very well at portraying a zombie but he doesn't make this film the least bit scary to say the least.

Beforehand we spot a disturbing direction on Rand when the motorcycle gang led by the actors Robert Dryer and Chester Grimes causing him trouble and then killing him.
He cast his two children Nell and Patrick but at least make their characters come to life with his direction which he doesn't.
There's another disturbing moment with the people like Dryer and Grimes about to cause harm to Burns by cornering her and about to do something nasty.

David Spear does wonders on an out of synch synthesizer but alot of the times he makes it sound extremely annoying.