Mother's Day
Directed by Charles Kaufman
Three young women are tormented by an insane matriarch and her depraved sons in this cult-horror favorite by Charles Kaufman, brother of Troma Entertainment's Lloyd Kaufman who also distributed the film. When three beautiful young women set out for a relaxing weekend retreat in the woods, they unwittingly stumble upon a sadistic band of backwoods yokels. Taken prisoner by the effed-up family, the women are forced to fight back using anything they can get their hands on to overpower the sons and hopefully survive the holiday from hell. Contains strong language, sexual scenes, violence and gore.
Three young women are tormented by an insane matriarch and her depraved sons.
Cast: Nancy Hendrickson, Deborah Luce, Triana Pierce
Member Reviews
It's not a masterpiece, but I liked the vulgar and unhealthy side of this crazy redneck family, just as this film breaks certain stereotypes about the main characters.
I actually watched this years ago in the 80’s and there are graphic scenes edited out in this. As i started watching certain scenes looked familiar b4 it hit me that i had watched this years ago. It was kinder scary back then before ‘wrong turn’ , ‘the hills have eyes’(do I have the correct movie name?) And Texas chainsaw came out. So i like it back then and still do.
That ending.
ummmmm okay!
Not iconic or great by any means but still interesting enough to keep me invested