TheBlueHairedLawyer Back in the '50's, a woman murdered her husband and ran away to an abandoned chemical plant with her children, stuck living like sub-human hermits forever. Several decades later a Swedish rock music group has decided to travel to the small town nearby to film a music video near the old chemical plant, unaware of the eerie family hidden inside.Blood Tracks is a very underrated slasher film; it was never very popular but was a classic b-movie. The rock band performing in the film was called 'Easy Action'.I thought it was a little cheap, and the nude woman in the car scene was unnecessary, but nonetheless it was an entertaining film. The plant in the film is actually not abandoned; it's a fully functioning power station in Sweden.Great little slasher, check it out!

Scarecrow-88 Deep in the snowy mountains a mother took her children after killing her husband, their father(he was a mean, abusive drunk who wasted money on booze), living currently in a condemned factory where a band named Solid Gold and a video film crew and dancers plan to shoot if and when the damn avalanches quit ruining everything. The children, now adults, are unstable and it's only a matter of time before a cinematographer or sound guy runs across them, igniting a spree of inevitable violence to all who enter their domain. Personally, I found BLOOD TRACKS dull and monotonous, losing interest minute by minute. Essentially, the movie consists of characters attacked from behind while their minds are elsewhere. Most of the murder sequences take place in the factory which is a perfect place if you are to besiege victims. The dubbing is poor and flat, with characters so bland I couldn't acquire one iota of interest for any of them. While the methods of violence can be bloody, most of the killing happens off screen, or quickly as we are accustomed to in the latter Friday the 13th pictures. There is the usual assortment of beheadings, limb removals, shootings and stabbings(all low budget affairs), the plot a laborious, cyclical(attack, kill and repeat), repetitive bore.

Woodyanders This rates alongside "Terror on Tour" and "Hard Rock Zombies" as one of the all-time worst heavy metal horror pictures made in the early to mid 80's. This time we've got a horrendous heavy metal hair band called Solid Gold -- they're a typically ghastly bunch of primping, posturing, totally charmless and colorless poser dorks with lots of eyeshadow, tight leather pants, and hideously poofy, billowy, overpermed coiffures -- who along with an entourage which includes a pompous a**hole director, a handful of ugly, scrawny, bitchy groupie slut girlfriends, and assorted nerdy crew members go to a remote snowy mountainside woodland area to shoot a music video. These dolts run across a family of grimy, hirsute, grotesquely malformed spotty-faced inbred savage cannibal creeps living in a dilapidated, booby trap-ridden abandoned factory who naturally proceed to systematically butcher the jerky interlopers who've disrupted their peaceful, albeit primitive cut off from the rest of civilization isolated existence.Mats Helge and Anna Wolf's by-the-numbers hackneyed script clearly rips off both "Raw Meat" and "The Hills Have Eyes," but sorely lacks the depth and substance that made those two superior fright features such potently effective chillers. Instead the luckless viewer has to contend with grossly unappealing characters, folks who do such idiotic things as stupidly poke around dark areas by themselves so they can be easy prey for the cannibals, awful dialogue ("I'm gonna freeze my t**s off!"), drab direction which miserably fails to bring any style or vigor to the generic body count premise, stiff acting from an insipid no-name cast, bland cinematography, zero tension or suspense, an objectionable "have sex and die" theme ("Hey, you ever do it in the snow?"), a dreadfully dated and thuddingly redundant head-bangin' score, slack pacing, and an irritatingly open-ended conclusion. Only some decent gore make-up, the fact that several groupie sluts take their clothes off, the gorgeous Swedish countryside, and a fairly lively burst of frantic last reel carnage offers a little relief from the overall shoddiness of this stupendously lackluster clinker.

acidburn-10 I found this title about a year ago in a charity shop for 50p, I though at the time this looked interesting, how wrong was I.For a Slasher flick this is really poor, and fails on every possible level such as Acting? Crap!! FX? Shite!! Story? Poop!! Setting? Excrement!! A clear rip off to "The Hills Have Eyes" which is far more superior. In fairness to this stank Swedish meatball of a flick I do believe that I may have screened the CUT version as most of the gore seemed snipped, either that or it was edited using pruning shears, which for all I know may have been the case. I would however be interested in re-screening an UNCUT version if there is one. Hey, I'm sure it would still gobble cock but at least there might be a little gore to break up the monotony of porn flick acting and home movie FX.All in all I'd say stay well clear of this travesty.