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Two cops and a detective's daughter go after a chainsaw killer.Movie details
Title : Bloodsucking Pharaohs in PittsburghRelease : 1991-05-02
Genre : Comedy, Horror
Runtime : 89
Company : Saratoga Film Corporation
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5.5 out of 10 From 10 Users
Homepage : Homepage Movie
Trailer : Video Trailer
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Jake Dengel, Joe Sharkey, Susann Fletcher, Beverly Penberthy, Veronica Hart, Shawn Elliott, Pat Logan, Don Brockett, Michael Fairman, Taso N. Stavrakis, Robert Stoeckle, John S. Moyer, Jhonnie Marie Sims, Richard M. Sieg, Jerry Ross, Bob Perkins, Debra Gordon, Gus Wiedl, Victoria Dym, Jan Pessano, Andrew Anthony, Alice Eisner, Beatrice Krebs, Suzanne Krut, Tom Tully, Rosemary Natale, Maureen McCullough, Kathy O'Connell, John W. Iwanonkiw, Sean Pollock, Gina Sestak, Joe Shelby,The cannabalistic crazies with a deadly appetite for life!
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Directed by Dean Tschetter. With Jake Dengel, Joe Sharkey, Susann Fletcher, Beverly Penberthy. Two cops and a detective's daughter go after a chainsaw killer.
BLOODSUCKING PHAROAHS is a great film about a mysterious Egyptian slasher terrorizing Pittsburgh. There's good gore effects, but this is a comedy, and the humor shines. The jokes are great, offensive, and at worst flow sort of like Leslie Neilson in his glory days.
"Bloodsucking Pharaohs in Pittsburgh" is a tale so sordid, gory and downright laughable that it had to be told. Two deadbeat detectives, Birdwell and Blocker, and a meter-maid are tracking down a chainsaw-wielding killer who is terrorizing Pittsburgh.
This daffy, hit-and-miss gore comedy was apparently conceived as a parody of Herschell Gordon Lewis' splatter landmark Blood Feast, which, frankly, represents too easy a target. There are no ...
Bloodsucking Pharaohs in Pittsburgh is a 1991 American comedy horror feature film directed by Dean Tschetter (art director on The Wraith) from a screenplay co-written with Tom Tully.
The evil Grace Grace (Veronica Hart) is the primary antagonist of the 1991 horror comedy movie Bloodsucking Pharaohs In Pittsburgh. She is a chainsaw using serial killer responsible for a series of murders.
There are no bloodsuckers in Bloodsucking Pharaohs in Pittsburgh. There are no pharaohs in Bloodsucking Pharaohs in Pittsburgh. It doesn't even take place in Pittsburgh... OK, so that part is not true.... it actually IS set in Pittsburgh... This movie is one that requires more than just an "acquired taste".
Bloodsucking Pharaohs In Pittsburgh... what more can you say? There's no sucking of blood, no pharaohs, and no... well, actually, the film is set and filmed in Pittsburgh so at least that part is right. Two hapless detectives, Sweeney Birdwell and Joe Blocker, are trying to solve a grisly series of murders involving women having parts of their body removed with power tools.
BLOODSUCKING PHAROAHS is a great film about a mysterious Egyptian slasher terrorizing Pittsburgh. There's good gore effects, but this is a comedy, and the humor shines. The jokes are great, offensive, and at worst flow sort of like Leslie Neilson in his glory days.
"Bloodsucking Pharaohs in Pittsburgh" is a tale so sordid, gory and downright laughable that it had to be told. Two deadbeat detectives, Birdwell and Blocker, and a meter-maid are tracking down a chainsaw-wielding killer who is terrorizing Pittsburgh.
This daffy, hit-and-miss gore comedy was apparently conceived as a parody of Herschell Gordon Lewis' splatter landmark Blood Feast, which, frankly, represents too easy a target. There are no ...
Bloodsucking Pharaohs in Pittsburgh is a 1991 American comedy horror feature film directed by Dean Tschetter (art director on The Wraith) from a screenplay co-written with Tom Tully.
The evil Grace Grace (Veronica Hart) is the primary antagonist of the 1991 horror comedy movie Bloodsucking Pharaohs In Pittsburgh. She is a chainsaw using serial killer responsible for a series of murders.
There are no bloodsuckers in Bloodsucking Pharaohs in Pittsburgh. There are no pharaohs in Bloodsucking Pharaohs in Pittsburgh. It doesn't even take place in Pittsburgh... OK, so that part is not true.... it actually IS set in Pittsburgh... This movie is one that requires more than just an "acquired taste".
Bloodsucking Pharaohs In Pittsburgh... what more can you say? There's no sucking of blood, no pharaohs, and no... well, actually, the film is set and filmed in Pittsburgh so at least that part is right. Two hapless detectives, Sweeney Birdwell and Joe Blocker, are trying to solve a grisly series of murders involving women having parts of their body removed with power tools.
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