Le is this person performing karate and he’s apparently had some bad sushi. Le built a career as a Bruce Lee clone starring in such films as Way of the Dragon 2 and Return of Bruce. There is a scene in the film with Mary walking around the campus late at night when she is attacked by someone performing karate. Both those are very weird but not nearly as weird as the Bruce Le cameo. I’ve already briefly touched base on a tennis champion turning undercover cop and Kendall being a sex magnet. This scene ends with the girl riding straight into a huge sheet of glass.
#Scene from pieces 1982 movie
Swicegood’s The Undertaker and His Pals, which is a pretty bad movie that you probably don’t need to see but I kind of think you should see it. This scene is actually very reminiscent to a skateboarding scene in T.L.P. She’s like a Weeble Wobble, struggling heavily to keep her balance. In what is essentially an establishing shot of the campus, or at least the campus area, we see a girl riding a skateboard. The very first scene that occurs once the movie skips ahead to the 80’s probably makes the least sense of all. There are so many moments in Pieces that make little to no sense. Honestly, this movie is a wonder to behold. Instead of suffering the fate most films riddled with mistakes fall, Pieces formed the perfect storm and resulted in cinematic glory. Somehow director Juan Piquer Simón and his crew made a number of errors when making Pieces. Much like I’ll never be able to fully explain it to someone that has yet to see it. I’ll never be able to accurately articulate how much I love this movie.
#Scene from pieces 1982 full
Bracken doesn’t have full confidence in Mary though, because he asks Kendall to watch over her. Bracken has her go undercover as the school’s new tennis instructor. Mary is tired of her desk job because it provides no action. That would be foolish! He also calls on Mary Riggs (Lynda Day George), a former tennis champion who is now a cop working a desk job. He isn’t going solely rely on the help of a college kid he just met to track down a ruthless killer. I told you, he’s a hunk.īracken is no fool. She promises she’ll be quiet, going so far as to suggest Kendall gags her. This girl begs Kendall to keep having sex with her. At one point Kendall is having sex with this random girl and he stops because she’s making too much noise and he’s afraid people are going to think another murder is taking place. They call on the help Kendall (Ian Sera), a student at the school who for some reason is a very desirable hunk. Their choices of re-enforcements are interesting to say the least. Realizing they are basically taking shots in the dark, or as Bracken puts it “We’re just out buying clothes without labels and trying them on for size,” the detectives decide to bring in re-enforcements. Unfortunately more deaths occur even with Bracken and Holden on the scene. Willard is a big bearded fellow who just looks guilty.
Holden (Frank Brana) show up to investigate the situation.Īfter a meeting with the school’s dean (Edmund Purdom), Bracken and Holden are able to come up with a couple of prime suspects, headlined by the school’s gardener Willard (Paul Smith). Who is this killer and what is his ultimate endgame? Luckily Lt. The killer chops his victims up into various pieces and takes limbs with him. These are no ordinary slayings, mind you. And oh what a bloody hacking it is!įorty years later at a college campus a lunatic begins slashing up young women with a chainsaw. The boy comes back but instead of a bag he has an axe which he proceeds to hack his mother to death with. In her anger she sends her son to get a bag because she plans to gather up his possessions and set them on fire. She frantically searches his room looking for more perverted materials. She begins shouting that the boy is filthy just like his father. Mother becomes furious! She hits the boy and knocks the puzzle to pieces. Then she catches a glimpse of the puzzle – it’s a naked woman, full frontal. His mother walks in and watches over him and looks very happy. A little boy is in his bedroom, intently focused on putting together a puzzle. Pieces opens up in Boston in 1942 in what appears to be a very loving house.
The first of these movies was obviously The Mutilator, the second is Pieces. These three movies all hold a very special place in my heart.
This is basically my name for three of the sleaziest, trashiest slashers the 80’s graced us with. In my recent review of Arrow Video’s superb Blu-ray release of The Mutilator I mentioned the Holy Trinity of Sleazy 80’s Slasher Trash.
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