Cameron Mitchell in his
greatest drive-in role as a sadistic Bible-quoting sex killer who
wears bad silk shirts and uses every appliance in his tool box as
a murder weapon, including a power drill, claw hammer,
screwdriver, wire cutters, and, best of all, a nail gun. Features
such immortal dialogue as "You need more than a spilled Pepsi to
say she was kidnapped." The most famous scene has Cameron tying
Laurie to the bedposts, forcing her to imitate his dead daughter,
feeding her milk and cookies, making her deny doing an "unnatural
acts" with her boyfriend, and then blubbering when she describes
what it was like to go to heaven. Based on a true story in El
Lay.
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