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Bloodline - Zum Killen dressiert

Originaltitel: Dogs of Hell
  • 1983
  • 18
  • 1 Std. 29 Min.
IMDb-BEWERTUNG
4,1/10
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Bloodline - Zum Killen dressiert (1983)
HorrorThriller

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA pack of Rottweilers, bred and trained by the U.S. military to kill humans, escape to ravage the peaceful mountain resort town of Lake Lure. It is up to the local sheriff to protect his sma... Alles lesenA pack of Rottweilers, bred and trained by the U.S. military to kill humans, escape to ravage the peaceful mountain resort town of Lake Lure. It is up to the local sheriff to protect his small community.A pack of Rottweilers, bred and trained by the U.S. military to kill humans, escape to ravage the peaceful mountain resort town of Lake Lure. It is up to the local sheriff to protect his small community.

  • Regie
    • Worth Keeter
  • Drehbuch
    • Thom McIntyre
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Earl Owensby
    • Bill Gribble
    • Robert Bloodworth
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    4,1/10
    433
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    • Regie
      • Worth Keeter
    • Drehbuch
      • Thom McIntyre
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Earl Owensby
      • Bill Gribble
      • Robert Bloodworth
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    Earl Owensby
    • Hank Willis
    Bill Gribble
    • Adam Fletcher
    Robert Bloodworth
    • Denny Nichols
    Kathy Hasty
    • Kim Nichols
    Ed Lillard
    • Doc Fellows
    Elijah Perry
    • Carl Dunnigan
    • (as Jerry Rushing)
    Mike Craig
    • Ben Willis
    Donna O'Neal
    • Stacy
    Ashley Blythe
    • Madge Willis
    Regan Forman
    Regan Forman
    • Catherine Willis
    Curt Rector
    • Wade Bain
    Brownlee Davis
    • Owen Sellars
    George Ward
    • George Sellars
    Carol Morgan
    • Mina
    Helene Tryon
    • Mrs. Forbes
    James Forster
    • Reverend Birch
    Mike McKay
    • Mayor
    Larry Sprinkle
    • Fred Davenport
    • Regie
      • Worth Keeter
    • Drehbuch
      • Thom McIntyre
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    lost-in-limbo

    "A weapon you can control. These creatures you can't control".

    Independent star / producer Earl Owensby 3D fable "Rottweiler: Dogs from Hell" is a trashy, but mildly fun cheap-jack little animals run amok horror enterprise. I saw this one when I was only a kid and certain scenes had stayed in my head. I couldn't remember the title, where I only found it out recently. Came across a copy and when watching it the memories came flooding back. Don't remember it being as dodgy as it was, but it remained diverting enough.

    A pack of Rottweilers are trained by the military for warfare, but these vicious killing machines are accidentally released within a small mountain community when the truck they are in crashes. Soon bodies start piling up and it's up to sheriff Hank Willis (Owensby) to put an end to this carnage.

    Outside this systematic set-up (that has shades of "Jaws"); there are the small-town dramas to give it that genuine sense of community. Such distractions as angst teenagers (father and son issues), catfish talk, reflective time and women mud wrestling… these kinds of things feel like nothing more than filler. There's too much of it. When it came to the dog attacks, it's rather sloppy or off-screen with crude blood effects being splashed about. However when Owensby uses his magnum on the dogs; we are treated with graphic head imploding shots. There were one or two effectively minor intense set-pieces that spring out some calculative tension. Also we get plenty of POV shots from the dogs, as well growling which sounds more like someone's stomach is churning behind the camera… maybe that's where the panting arrived from too. Nonetheless is didn't sound as bad the daggy music score with its weepy piano pieces… which always felt it was going to cut to a sequence of someone playing a piano. It was just that odd in its placement. The performances are pretty much one-note, but Owensby equips himself quite well despite the script coming off as blunt and clumsy. Low-grade shoddiness, but sort of entertaining in that.
    5Stereo3dguy

    Shot and originally released in 3-D

    This film must be seen in the original widescreen 3-D process; as the excellent use of stereoscopic space is its only virtue. If you like cheesy horror flicks, you'll likely appreciate it a bit more. Earl is no actor, but he's fun in this silly little movie.

    After seeing COMIN' AT YA! rake in the cash in 1981, Earl got the idea (as did many a producer at the time) that 3-D would bring attention to his low budget southern flicks and decided to shoot everything that way! This was the first of SIX 3-D movies made by Earl Owensby in the 1980's. The others were TALES OF THE THIRD DIMENSION, CHAIN GANG, HIT THE ROAD RUNNING, HYPERSPACE, and HOT HEIR (aka GREAT BALLOON CHASE).
    kita117

    Ugly!

    This movie is so stupid. I went through a lot to try to find this movie. I only could rent it anyway. Maybe it was just for rental because it was too bad enough to keep on the market for people to buy. You could not even see the dogs killing people as if they would switch the camera every minute. Being a horror movie genre fan, you would think the title had a good significance as to why I would want to see this movie really bad. I wonder are there any other killer dog movies that beat this one.
    Backlash007

    "Rottweilers...and they were trained to kill."

    Okay, I give up. It really is impossible to make a good killer dog movie. This is a prime example of what not to do. Don't set the movie in Hickville, don't cast a bunch of real hicks, and don't take ten years to get to the dog action. The title was so promising: Dogs of Hell!! I was more than ready for some hell hound horror. You do get a small dose of that, it's just not what you want. Chick screams then gets covered in blood. You hear the dog panting but you never see him. The camera stays in the dogs POV. The Rottweilers and the humans are never onscreen at the same time. Dogs of Hell is a mega-low budget movie and is not worth your time. This dog just has no bite.

    "They were perfectly trained for one task: Manslaughter!"
    Wizard-8

    My first Earl Owensby flick - and probably my last!

    An unbelievably bad effort by independent producer Earl Owensby, not just for the fact it rips off "The Pack" and "Dogs". It's unbelievable in its ineptness, starting with photography so poor (especially during the night sequences) that the movie looks like it was shot in 8 MM. The attack sequences are very lazy - mostly we just HEAR the attacks instead of seeing them, and when we DO see them, it's only for a split second. We do see the aftermath of the attacks, though the poor makeup jobs aren't any compensation. The main problem with the movie is that it's simply BORING for the most part, devoting most of the running time to showing these country folk talking to each other and going around the area. I can't see ANY reason why this could be of interest to anyone, even if someone happened to star or work on the movie. If you want to see a killer dog movie, see "The Pack". Heck, even see "Dogs" over this; though it's not very good, it's a masterpiece next to "Dogs Of Hell"!

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      First of six 3D movies from producer Earl Owensby made during the early to mid-1980s. This 3D picture had a much wider theatrical release in cinemas compared to the later ones which included 'Hot Heir' (1984), 'Chain Gang' (1984), 'Hyperspace' (1984), 'Hit the Road Running' (1987) and 'Tales of the Third Dimension' (1984).
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      Featured in Earl Owensby, the Man... the Myth (1997)

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    • Erscheinungsdatum
      • 23. Mai 1983 (Dänemark)
    • Herkunftsland
      • Vereinigte Staaten
    • Offizieller Standort
      • Earl Owensby Productions
    • Sprache
      • Englisch
    • Auch bekannt als
      • Rottweiler
    • Drehorte
      • North Carolina, USA
    • Produktionsfirma
      • E.O. Corporation
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      1 Stunde 29 Minuten
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