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Hitcher in the Dark was made by Umberto Lenzi for Filmirage for crediting him as Humphrey Humbert on Ghosthouse. [3] Lenzi claimed the film was influenced by The Collector while stating later concluding was disappointed with the film the ending of the film had to be changed.
Hitcher in the Dark: Directed by Umberto Lenzi. With Joe Balogh, Josie Bissett, Jason Saucier, Robin Fox. A sick young man drives around in his daddy's camper, looking for lone stray females to kidnap, torture, rape, and murder.
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- Horror, Thriller
- Umberto Lenzi
- 1989
Hitcher in the Dark is an attempt by Umberto Lenzi (aka "Humphrey Humbert", which has to be one of the worst pseudonyms ever) to make an American style psychological thriller come slasher movie. The obvious influences are The Hitcher and Psycho as we follow a disturbed mother obsessed young man who drives a camper around, kidnapping and killing ...
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- Filmirage
- Umberto Lenzi
Vinegar Syndrome released their first Umberto Lenzi movie, Hitcher in The Dark. He’s one of my favorite filmmakers so I grabbed it with zero hesitation. Here’s my Lenzi collection so far! (Includes VS, Severin, Grindhouse Releasing, Kino, Mondo Macabro, Scream Factory & Raro.)
Jan 18, 2014 · Hitcher in the Dark's plot may make you think at first glance that this might be properly put along side giallo films such as Spasmo (also from director Umberto Lenzi) what with its tale of a rich pud cruising around the Virginia coast picking up ugly 1980s girls and remaking them to look like his…
Hitcher in the Dark (1989) Directed by Umberto Lenzi Genres - Crime , Horror , Thriller | Sub-Genres - Psychological Thriller Film | Release Date - Jan 1, 1989 | Run Time - 95 min. | MPAA Rating - R
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