Nightmare Honeymoon

Does anyone know where I may obtain a DVD of Nightmare Honeymoon? I am curious about one of the possible locations used for this movie. In 1972 I was planning a new golf course residential community and the owner of the land allowed a production company to shoot some scenes under the moss-draped oaks. The site was close to the Tchefuncte River near Mandeville, Louisiana. A decrepit mansion on the property was the perfect eerie location for a horror movie. This large home built in the 1930s is now beautifully restored, however. The director of the film I saw in production was badly injured when the boom chair collapsed onto him. Production was halted for a while and then another director showed up to continue the filming. Nightmare Honeymoon may not be the movie I watched being filmed but the title rings a bell. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

Couple on honeymoon... wife is raped... they get revenge. There's not much more than that. Some over dramatic acting bordering on hammy, sparse locations, thin plot, and minuscule action make up a snooze fest with some pretty huge plot holes.

That's not the Elliot Silverstein's film that we'll remind the most, compared to A MAN CALLED HORSE, CAT BALLOU or THE CAR, but that remains a good film, solid and typical of the savage and loose seventies period. It needs to be discovered again. I found it late actually, not in the eighties. The film itself is not an astounding one, not DEATH WISH nor STRAW DOGS, but I repeat, it's worth the watch. I would have prefered something more brutal, grittier, more gloomy and downbeat. I don't remember this film mainly because there is no known actors; for instance Dack Rambo; never heard of him. I know however another Rambo, not this one.

With the current UK trend of showing old so-called horror movies that were banned at the time I was just hoping that this one might be shown on TV here. I saw it in Kuwait in 1975 (well you have to do something on a Saturday night in a dry country)and don't remember when I've laughed so much. From the squealing southern belle bride and oh-so-clean-cut groom to guys really called Bubba this film just made my day. The accents are straight out of Gone with the Wind, but with stars sadly lacking Clark Gable's looks or charm. Since I laughed just as hard at Texas Chainsaw Massacre and The Evil Dead recently I'm sure I'd bust a gut at this one. (The 5 score is for humour only).

A lower budget rape revenge movie that moves too slowly and takes itself too seriously. Nice shots in and around New Orleans, though. And a good score. The plot summary is incorrect about John Beck. The Leaves' John Beck is a different one.