The Mutilator | reviewed by: William O'Donnell | January 18, 2022
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There is entertainment to be had if you can get past the most abysmal acting performances ever captured onto film.
| genre | Horror |
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| synopsis | As a child, Ed was cleaning his father’s hunting rifles (a surprise birthday treat for the old man) when one of them went off, hitting and killing his mother. On seeing the bloodshed, his father flew into a murderous rage—Ed just barely escaped with his life. Now in his teens, he returns home; he doesn’t expect to find his father, still there, waiting for a chance to settle the score . . . |
| lead actors | Matt Mitler | Ruth Martinez | Bill Hitchcock | Connie Rogers | Frances Raines | Morey Lampley | Jack Chatham | Ben Moore | Trace Cooper | Pamela Weddle Cooper | Jimmy Guthrie |
| director | Buddy Cooper |