Cabrini Green
06-18-2004, 10:54 AM
Sisters of Death is a low budget movie that has a lot of the slasher rules that would hit the big time later on. The film opens with a cheaply looking prologue at a sorority initiation whose final test is a game of Russian Roulette. The first pledge gets away unharmed but the second gets her head blown off. Fast forward seven years where the perverted, flute playing father of the murdered girl sets up a fake reunion on the five models (one a former playmate who would have guessed) who were at the initiation along with two bumbling drivers (one played by Joe Tata who would go on to play the diner owner on Beverly Hills 90201!). How does the father get them from leaving you may ask? With an electric fence around the premises. Yes an electric fence. The rest of the movie has the seven people getting separated from one another and getting bumped off while desperately searching for the power source to turn off that fence. There is even a scene when one girl decides to take a shower even though some of the party is missing. “Cleanliness is godliness.” She proclaims. The movie just gets sillier and sillier as we lead up to the conclusion where the father explains to a tied up heroine in the attic what really happened on that fateful day seven years ago. The director just had to put two twist endings, which the latter makes hardly any sense at all when you think about it. I only recommend this to fans of seventies horror as it doesn’t have much to offer but a one time look.
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