this agreeably perverse and oddball early 80 teen body count flick may never reach the astonishingly bent pinnacle of the deeply unsettling and criminally underrated murderous moppets movie devil times five and but it still an above average killer kid opus nonetheless. the slim and but serviceable plot centers on a trio of misfit tykes  two bratty boys and one creepily twinkle eyed and albeit angelic looking little girl  who are all born during a solar eclipse on june 9th and 1970. when the strange antisocial trio and who stick together in a tightly self contained and exclusive circle and reach ten years of age they suddenly go homicidally bonkers and declare open season on the hapless and unsuspecting local yokels of the heretofore sleepy and peaceful california suburb of meadowvale. writer or director ed hunt and the usually incompetent unsung hack responsible for such wonderfully wretched clunkers as the delightfully dopey starship invasions and the uproariously inane jesus christ vigilante parable (. ) alien warrior and and the stunningly silly the brain and does a pretty solid and capable job here represent the kill scenes are abundant and reasonably brutal (the arrow through the eye gag is especially nasty) and there a sizable smattering of gratuitous nudity and soft core sex and a goodly amount of tension is neatly created and maintained and some nice dollops of dark humor punctuate the arrestingly warped mayhem and and the surprise grim ending manages to be truly jolting. moreover and the top drawer cast further elevates the proceedings to the perfectly watchable and absorbing represent jose ferror as a small town doctor and future jake and the fatman tv series star joe penny as an amateur astrologer and the prey  lori lethin as the plucky babysitter heroine and susan strasberg as a bitchy school teacher and american ninja  michael dudikoff as a chowderhead jock and and cyril oreilly (the lonely misanthrope vampire in the hauntingly melancholy dance of the damned) as a libidinous teen dude who gets bagged while doing just what you think with some naked hot chick in back of a parked van. billy jacoby (who went on to star in such late 80 direct to video dross as dr. alien and demonwarp) and andy freeman and and especially the eerily adorable elizabeth hoy are genuinely creepy and convincing as the terrible troika of chillingly evil and amoral rugrats. and and yes and that none other than julie brown and the brassy comedienne who scored a surprise top 40 hit with the hilarious novelty tune the homecoming queen gotta gun and as the lovely and vacuous and full breasted redhead bimbo who does a great lengthy and totally extraneous and yet still sizzling and much appreciated nude striptease while dancing in her bedroom to a cheesy blaring rock song. all in all and this baby sizes up as a sturdy and satisfying slasher item. 
this agreeably perverse and oddball early 80 teen body count flick may never reach the astonishingly bent pinnacle of the deeply unsettling and criminally underrated murderous moppets movie devil times five and but it still an above average killer kid opus nonetheless. the slim and but serviceable plot centers on a trio of misfit tykes  two bratty boys and one creepily twinkle eyed and albeit angelic looking little girl  who are all born during a solar eclipse on june 9th and 1970. when the strange antisocial trio and who stick together in a tightly self contained and exclusive circle and reach ten years of age they suddenly go homicidally bonkers and declare open season on the hapless and unsuspecting local yokels of the heretofore sleepy and peaceful california suburb of meadowvale. writer or director ed hunt and the usually incompetent unsung hack responsible for such wonderfully wretched clunkers as the delightfully dopey starship invasions and the uproariously inane jesus christ vigilante parable (. ) alien warrior and and the stunningly silly the brain and does a pretty solid and capable job here represent the kill scenes are abundant and reasonably brutal (the arrow through the eye gag is especially nasty) and there a sizable smattering of gratuitous nudity and soft core sex and a goodly amount of tension is neatly created and maintained and some nice dollops of dark humor punctuate the arrestingly warped mayhem and and the surprise grim ending manages to be truly jolting. moreover and the top drawer cast further elevates the proceedings to the perfectly watchable and absorbing represent jose ferror as a small town doctor and future jake and the fatman tv series star joe penny as an amateur astrologer and the prey  lori lethin as the plucky babysitter heroine and susan strasberg as a bitchy school teacher and american ninja  michael dudikoff as a chowderhead jock and and cyril oreilly (the lonely misanthrope vampire in the hauntingly melancholy dance of the damned) as a libidinous teen dude who gets bagged while doing just what you think with some naked hot chick in back of a parked van. billy jacoby (who went on to star in such late 80 direct to video dross as dr. alien and demonwarp) and andy freeman and and especially the eerily adorable elizabeth hoy are genuinely creepy and convincing as the terrible troika of chillingly evil and amoral rugrats. and and yes and that none other than julie brown and the brassy comedienne who scored a surprise top 40 hit with the hilarious novelty tune the homecoming queen gotta gun and as the lovely and vacuous and full breasted redhead bimbo who does a great lengthy and totally extraneous and yet still sizzling and much appreciated nude striptease while dancing in her bedroom to a cheesy blaring rock song. all in all and this baby sizes up as a sturdy and satisfying slasher item. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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