Inn Of The Damned / Night Of Fear
1972, 172 minutes, Rated R
Night Of Fear
A deranged reclusive stranger delights in dismembering unwary travellers and keeping company with a colony of rats red on blood.
When a toung woman crashes into one of this misfit's ghoulish traps, so begins "an unremitting avalance of terror" (The Australian) as she is relentlessly stalked and terrorised!
Unseen for over 30 years and originally branded "the film they didn't want you to see," Night Of Fear became Australia's most controversial movie of the 1970s. The film's producers fought a running defiant battle with the consers, after initially being banned outright on the grounds of "indecency and obscenity".
Inn Of The Damned
On a lonely stretch of road, deep in an isolated Australian rain forest, lies an eerie, forgotten Inn. Few travellers stop there now, and those that do, disappear!
An American bounty hunter is hired to unravel the Inn's chilling secrets. He is soon confronted by its demented owners, obsessed with guarding the terrible truth within.
Action packed with sadistic violence, bare flesh and tainted sex, Inn Of The Damned is a horror classic that will shock you to the core!
- Director:
- Terry Bourke [2],
- Starring:
- Judith Anderson [5], Briony Behets [3], Alex Cord [2], Norman Yemm [1], Carla Hoogeveen [1], Mike Dorsey [1],
- Screen Formats:
- Widescreen 1.85:1
- Language and Sound:
- English Dolby Digital Stereo
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