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Savage Streets (Les rues de l'enfer)
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Heather (Linnea Quigley), the deaf-mute sister of Brenda (Linda Blair) is gang-raped in a drawn-out, violent scene at the beginning of this routine vengeance movie, a scene that provides the motivation for Brenda's rampage through the rest of the film. Dressed in a special outfit that bares enough skin to suit the standards of this genre and armed with a crossbow, Brenda goes after the young punks in the 'Scars' gang who raped her sister -- with predictably gory results. Surrounding this miniature Charles Bronson is a society burdened with parodies of 'good' people: the school principal who is only superficially tough, and the upper-class teens whose thought processes were arrested shortly after kindergarten. Stereotypical and transparent, this teen movie is interesting because it does promote a woman in a 'hero' role, but the subject matter and violence will not appeal to everyone.
Heather (Linnea Quigley), the deaf-mute sister of Brenda (Linda Blair) is gang-raped in a drawn-out, violent scene at the beginning of this routine vengeance movie, a scene that provides the motivation for Brenda's rampage through the rest of the film. Dressed in a special outfit that bares enough skin to suit the standards of this genre and armed with a crossbow, Brenda goes after the young punks in the 'Scars' gang who raped her sister -- with predictably gory results. Surrounding this miniature Charles Bronson is a society burdened with parodies of 'good' people: the school principal who is only superficially tough, and the upper-class teens whose thought processes were arrested shortly after kindergarten. Stereotypical and transparent, this teen movie is interesting because it does promote a woman in a 'hero' role, but the subject matter and violence will not appeal to everyone.
Actors:
Linda Blair,
John Vernon,
Robert Dryer,
Johnny Venocur,
Sal Landi,
Scott Mayer,
Debra Blee
Linda Blair
22 January 1959, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
John Vernon
24 February 1932, Zehner, Saskatchewan, Canada
Robert Dryer
9 October 1951, USA
Johnny Venocur
Sal Landi
11 April 1951, New York, USA
Scott Mayer
Debra Blee
8 June 1958, Orange County, California, USA
Director:
Danny Steinmann, Tom DeSimone
Country:
United States
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