Strange Behavior (aka Dead Kids)
Directed by Michael Laughlin
In the peaceful town of Galesburg, Illinois, a brutal serial killer targets the local teenagers. As the bodies pile up, Sheriff John Brady (Michael Murphy) suspects the killer is connected with the high school s Psychology department. There is something sinister about the school research program on behavioral control and Brady is determined to uncover the truth. But he better find the answers fast before his own son (Dan Shor) gets drawn into the strange experiments himself! Contains violence and gore.
A brutal serial killer targets "Illinois" teens in this 1981 Ozploitation favorite.
Cast: Michael Murphy, Louise Fletcher, Dan Shor
Member Reviews
Absolutely terrible. Don't waste your time.
Not bad, started pretty strong but didn't follow through cleanly. The shots were beautiful, there was a dreamy vibe, and I remained curious about why it was all happening. Unfortunately the movie left a little too much unexplained, and the ending felt cut off. Wasn't a waste of time, but I won't likely recommend it to anyone.
Not that exciting but I got through it
Was quite predictable and poorly written. Acting left some to be desired, and the story seemed all over the place at the beginning. There were also a good amount of lose ends that were not tied up. Some parts seemed like the acting and audio were not connecting or that they were cut and added in later when editing. Definitely more of a background pise movie than a "I want to invest my time in" movie. All around a very meh movie, and a waste of time. If I could I would give it no skulls.
The movie is pretty boring. A lot of cute girls with no nudity.