Body Count
Directed by Ruggero Deodato
A campsite is shut down due to gruesome murders and no suspect was ever caught in a span of 15 years. Inspite of warning by the local sheriff, the owner of a huge campsite property install injurious booby traps in the hope of catching the killer. A group of youngsters visit the campsite and one by one, they are killed off in gruesome ways.
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- Kevin Ward1 juli 2025Scooby-Doo and the Curse of the Old “Indian“ Shaman. This certainly had the vibes of a classic 80’s camp slasher. The score was excellent and the familiar setup was great. I liked the fact that we have all these differing mechanisms for violence—the spook story of the ghost of an “indian” shaman, booby traps to catch said ghost, an abusive husband. I had a strong feeling we were in for a Scooby doo mystery with a Scooby doo ending. It didn’t disappoint in that regard. Obligatory shower scene and a smattering of gratuitous nudity furthered the classic camp vibes. But this was a little tough to follow at times. There’s two groups of campers, none of which are very memorable. On top of that we get flashbacks to 15 years prior, which means there’s a different timeline to keep track of also. There’s a decent amount of kills but none are very memorable, and most are preceded by a scene of someone just repeatedly calling out the name of one of the campers. “Rose! Rose! Are you there? Is that you, Rose! Roooooose! I’m ready to go home now”(stabbity stab stab). Repeat with Ben. “Ben!! Ben! Where are you?” Those parts dragged. Overall this had some elements that showed promise, but it didn’t quite deliver.
Body Count Trivia
Body Count was released on 28 oktober 1986.
Body Count was directed by Ruggero Deodato.
Body Count has a runtime of 87m.
Body Count was produced by Alessandro Fracassi.
A campsite is shut down due to gruesome murders and no suspect was ever caught in a span of 15 years. Inspite of warning by the local sheriff, the owner of a huge campsite property install injurious booby traps in the hope of catching the killer. A group of youngsters visit the campsite and one by one, they are killed off in gruesome ways.
The key characters in Body Count are Dave Calloway (Bruce Penhall), Julia Ritchie (Mimsy Farmer), Robert Ritchie (David Hess).
Body Count is rated R.
Body Count is a Skräck, Mystik film.
Body Count has an audience rating of 4.8 out of 10.