
Michele Michaels
Trish
Robin Stille
Valerie
Michael Villella
Russ Thorn
Debra De Liso
Kim
Andree Honore
Jackie
Gina Smika Hunter
Diane
Jennifer Meyers
Courtney
Joseph Alan Johnson
Neil
David Millbern
Jeff
Jim Boyce
John Minor
Pamela Roylance
Coach Jana
Brinke Stevens
Linda
Rigg Kennedy
David Contant
Jean Vargas
Telephone Repairwoman
Anna Patton
Mrs. Devereaux
Howard Purgason
Mr. Devereaux
Francis Menendez
Paper Boy
Amy Aquino
Pam (uncredited)

Released
en
$220,000.00
$3,600,000.00
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- #slasher
- #drill
- #woman director
- #satirical
- #murder spree
Reviews

The Slumber Party Massacre is the feminist slasher that laid the groundwork for everything Scream would later get praised for. Written by feminist author Rita Mae Brown, it takes the typical slasher formula—a half-naked woman, a deranged killer with a power drill—and flips it on its head. The phallic drill and gratuitous nudity are there, but in such an exaggerated manner that it becomes a brillia

Nothing real stand out about another slasher born out of the success of Halloween (and Friday the 13th, which was made for the same reason), but still watchable enough. **2.75/5**

Which one was this? I can't really remember. I do, however, know it was the movie where they hire a lot of women and require them all to take their clothes off. The difference is, this one was written by a feminist for reasons probably only she can explain. I recall a shower scene in there somewhere. And then I remember the women running around screaming in undies that are really only wor

Routine early 80’s slasher in the Los Angeles burbs The original script was written as a parody, but that was changed when production began and it was shot as a serious slasher. Perhaps this explains why I busted out laughing on at least four occasions. The amusing pizza-eating scene and the refrigerator sequence are good examples. Despite this, “The Slumber Party Massacre” (1981) IS a serious












