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Schoolgirls in Chains (1973) のシーン
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Cheryl Waters
本名: Cheryl Waters
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別名: Cheryl A. Waters, Leah Tate
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Cheryl Waters starred as one of the captive schoolgirls in the 1973 exploitation horror film 'Schoolgirls in Chains'. The movie depicts two deranged brothers, under their mother's influence, kidnapping and torturing young girls they keep chained in their basement.
Suzanne Lund
本名: Suzanne Lund
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Suzanne Lund, born in Germany, gained notoriety for her role in 'Schoolgirls in Chains' (1973). In this controversial film, Lund played a captivating character involved in disturbing games and torture orchestrated by two brothers under the sway of their crazed mother.
映画について: Schoolgirls in Chains (1973)
公開年: 1973
別題: Abducted, The Abduction, Come Play with Us, Girls in Chains, Let's Play Dead
監督: Don Jones
脚本: Don Jones
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In 'Schoolgirls in Chains' (1973), directed by Don Jones, two psychologically disturbed brothers, heavily influenced by their dominant and mentally unstable mother, engage in a twisted obsession. They kidnap young schoolgirls, restraining them with chains in the basement of their home. Here, they subject their captives to a series of cruel and perverse 'games' that often escalate into torture and murder. The film explores the dark depths of these brothers' depravity as they continue their horrifying ritual.
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'Schoolgirls in Chains', a 1973 American horror film directed by Don Jones, is a chilling exploration of psychosis and its consequences. The film centers around two deranged brothers who, under the sway of their dominating, mentally ill mother, abduct young schoolgirls to satisfy their sadistic urges. Shot during an era when exploitation films were common, 'Schoolgirls in Chains' stands out for its unflinching portrayal of psychological disturbance and its disturbing consequences.