Blood Harvest (1987)
Année de sortie: 1987
Nation: United States
Alternative Title: Кровавая жатва, Nightmare, The Marvelous Mervo
Réalisateur: Bill Rebane
Writer: Ben Benson, Chris Vaalar, Emil Joseph, Leszek Burzynski, William Arthur
Production & Genre
Producteur: Producer: Leszek Burzynski
Executive Producer: Bill Rebane, Franklin Kinnikin
Sociétés: Bill Rebane Productions, Production company
Genre: Horror
Budget: N/A
Mots-clés
Mots-clés: barn, big natural breasts, clown, effigy, female full frontal nudity, female pubic hair, gore, graffiti, hanging upside down, kitchen knife, male nudity, man sucking woman's breasts, man's shirt accidentally rides up, murder of brother, paintball, pig, sleazy, stuffed animal, teddy bear, trying to find parents
Histoire
A college student named Jill Robinson returns home to her peaceful rural town after receiving a cryptic letter about her parents being missing and their house vandalized. She discovers that her parents are nowhere to be found, and the townsfolk seem hostile towards them due to her father's job as a bank supervisor who had foreclosed on several local farms. Jill meets Marvelous Mervo, a peculiar man dressed in a clown suit with a permanent grin, who seems happy to see her but is otherwise unsettling. As Jill tries to unravel the mystery behind her parents' disappearance and the town's animosity, she finds herself stalked by an unknown assailant. One by one, her friends start disappearing until they are found slaughtered like cattle in a barn, tied upside down from the rafters. The film culminates in a surprise ending that reveals the identity of the madman behind these gruesome killings and introduces an unlikely savior.
Résumé
Blood Harvest is a 1987 American horror film directed by Bill Rebane. Not much is revealed about the movie's context or themes from the provided sources, as they primarily focus on the plot. However, it can be inferred that the film explores the darker side of small-town life, where secrets run deep and tensions between social classes (in this case, farmers and bankers) can lead to deadly consequences.
