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Blood Tracks
A film crew producing a rock music video decides to shoot at an abandoned factory above the snow line. When an avalanche strands them, a murderous family living in the factory attacks and kills many of them.
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- Tina Shaw , Sonja Lund , Lotte Heise , Torsten Wahlund , Kee Marcello , Mats Helge
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hyped garbage
Good , But It Is Overrated By Some
Absolutely Brilliant!
A great movie, one of the best of this year. There was a bit of confusion at one point in the plot, but nothing serious.
Well, here's a slasher film that comes from Sweden for a change - but don't expect it to be less dumb than any of its American counterparts. BLOOD TRACKS is a pretty lively film, with a huge death count, and lots of sex and cheap gore effects to appeal to the exploitation crowd. It has its failings - much of the climax takes place in the dark, stupidly, so that you can't see a damn thing, although this may be a fault of the print (along with the awful pan and scan job here in the UK) - but no more so than any other low budget horror yarn from the period. As well as this it's short, has a fast pacing and an interesting isolated setting in the form of the spooky mountains, which I always like the use of in a horror film (whether it be THE ABOMINABLE SNOWMAN or THE WEREWOLF AND THE YETI!).The cast members are even more dumb than usual, with a group of people wandering around an old building at night and deciding to split up to search for a missing companion - yeah, that's clever. The female cast members are all vain and unlikable, and so are most of the men for that matter. It doesn't help that the truly hideous fashions and hairstyles have also dated badly since the time in which this was made. The dialogue sounds cheesy and overdubbed, although I do commend the film-makers for getting maximum use out of a piece of stock footage of an avalanche.The murders - despite being noticeably cut here in the UK - are all varied and kept interesting, as well as being short and to the point - there's little of that stalk-and-slash nonsense here. Characters are impaled, axed, burnt, shot, and fall foul of deadly traps. Of course, it's all done in the nastiest way possible. You can't feel too sorry for the truly stupid cast members, though, who decide to have sex in their log cabin while a family of murderers lurk around outside and occasionally peek through windows. Speaking of the bad guys, you almost feel sorry for them towards the end of the film! For some reason their faces have been dipped in oatmeal by the look of it. Although cheap and cheesy, I did get a kick out of BLOOD TRACKS, due to it being a straightforward celebration of death with minimal dialogue and lots of violent action.
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!
Easy Action were one of the first Swedish glam rock band and was formed in Stockholm in 1982.In 1983 they released their self-titled debut album and had a minor hit in Sweden with the song "We Go Rocking".In 1985 the band appeared in cheap survival horror "Blood Tracks" made by B-movie producer Mats-Helge Olsson.Easy Action broke up around 1986 after having recorded "That Makes One".If you are a fan of this cheesy glam rock group then check out "Blood Tracks" with its corny murderous family hiding in a a snow-swept disused factory.The family lives close to the cabin where 80s Swedish rock band 'Solid Gold'(Easy Action) have just arrived to film their latest smash video."Blood Tracks" is a dull horror movie with flat characters and almost zero gore.Still I have seen worse.5 blood tracks out of 10.
This film is really bad. It starts off as a wife gets into a squabble with her husband and ends up stabbing him with a little pocket knife and the film ends with her and her children running off and the story line ends off there and leaves us in the dark not knowing what happens next. The story takes off 40 years later as the lady and her children are now all grown up and are now cannibals living in some abandoned warehouse. A heavy metal band that looks like a cross between Motley Crue and Poison wannabe rejects are filming a video there and bring their whore groupies along with them. From there all we see is the band getting laid, partying and getting killed by these cannibals. It has terrible over dubbed voices, awful singing and rediculus acting. But there are several parts in the movie that are worth a few laughs like the head of one of the band members gets cut off and thrown at his girlfriend like a lit firecracker as well as a couple of other people getting wasted may be the only parts in the film worth watching. Stay away from this one unless you really need a cure for those sleepless nights.