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Director: | Umberto Lenzi, James Justice |
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Writer: | Umberto Lenzi, Vittorio Rambaldi, James Justice |
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In Miami, Florida, biker gang leader Edward "Diablo" Santer is about to be executed for murder when he proclaims his innocence and vows revenge from the grave. When a mysterious biker comes to town during Spring Break festivities, leaving several teenagers electrocuted to death, some begin to suspect that Santer has made good on his promise. | |
Release Date: | Jul 14, 1989 |
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Director: | Umberto Lenzi, James Justice |
Writer: | Umberto Lenzi, Vittorio Rambaldi, James Justice |
Genres: | Horror, Thriller |
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Production Companies | Overseas FilmGroup, Elpico Cinematografica, Laguna Films |
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Revenue: $0
Budget: $0 |
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Updated: Feb 01, 2025 (Update) Entered: Apr 13, 2024 |
Name | Job |
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Umberto Lenzi | Story, Technical Advisor, Screenplay, Director |
Vittorio Rambaldi | Story, Special Effects Makeup Artist |
Claudio Simonetti | Original Music Composer |
James Justice | Director, Story, Screenplay |
Antonio Climati | Cinematography |
Beverly McDermott | Casting Director |
Timothy Huizing | Makeup Artist |
Barry Simonson | Assistant Director |
Billy Murphy | Property Master |
Nick Alexander | Sound Editor |
Gary F. Bentley | Special Effects |
David Hagerty | Best Boy Electric |
Joey Kowalski | Camera Operator |
Oren Slubowski | Gaffer |
Lisa O'Connor | Additional Casting |
Terry Arkwright | First Assistant Editor |
Joseph Bearman | Property Master, Driver |
Cynthia Carpenter | Producer's Assistant |
John Rawson | Editor |
Federico Padovan | Art Direction |
Mayte Nardo | Makeup Artist |
Thomas Sagone | Production Manager |
Deborah Ristic | Storyboard Artist |
Dick Mayer | Sound Mixer |
Alex Rambaldi | Special Effects Makeup Artist, Visual Effects |
Silvester Hammerman | Grip |
Cyrus Mantakis | Still Photographer |
Myron Tameling | Key Grip |
Franco Carretti | Costumer |
Sylvia Brophy | Assistant Editor |
Taffy Reese | Transportation Captain |
Daniel Del Calvo | Production Accountant |
Billy DaMota | Casting Director |
Frank Cacciatori | Assistant Makeup Artist |
Luke Shortner | Unit Manager |
George Hackett | Painter |
Julie Tyson | Set Dresser |
Al McGuire | Boom Operator |
Ascott Jones | Grip |
Carlos Ortega | Assistant Camera |
Alan Berger | Casting Associate |
Leslie Herman | Set Costumer |
Maria Stella Gallo | Continuity |
Frank Bellito | Production Assistant |
Andres Munoz | Craft Service |
Jay Amor | Stunts |
Name | Title |
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William J. Immerman | Producer |
Josi W. Konski | Producer |
Valerie Kenny Wolkoff | Associate Producer |
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**_Dynamic comic book slasher on the shores of southeast Florida_** The execution of a motorcycle gang leader just north of Miami upsets his gang members and dead bodies start piling up during Spring Break. John Saxon plays the determined police chief while Sarah Buxton and Nicolas De Toth appear ... as college students particularly interested in taking down the killer. “Nightmare Beach” (1989) was produced by the same Italian company that made “Primal Rage” a year earlier and so involves some of the same people in the production, including the heroine and the writers. Despite arriving late in the game, it ranks with the most entertaining slashers of the ’80s. It’s full of pizzazz with its rockin’ soundtrack, Spring Break setting, scores of beautiful females and the hammy motorcycle gang straight out of “The Warriors.” The well-done whodunit angle features something interesting that can be traced back to "Night, After Night, After Night" from twenty years earlier, as well as “The Centerfold Girls” from 1974. I don’t want to say anything more. Needless to say, it's an undeservedly obscure slasher. Seek it out and enjoy. It runs 1 hour, 30 minutes, and was shot at Fort Lauderdale and North Miami Beach, Florida. GRADE: A-