Home Sweet Home (1981 film)

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Home Sweet Home
Directed by	Nettie Penn
Produced by	Don Edmonds
Written by	Thomas Bush
Starring	Jake Steinfeld
Release date(s)	1981
Country	United States
Language	English
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Home Sweet Home (also known as Slasher in the House) is a 1981 slasher film written by Thomas Bush, produced by Don Edmonds, directed by Nettie Pena and stars Jake Steinfeld and Vinessa Shaw.

Tagline: Be it ever so humble, there's no place to HIDE

1 Plot
2 Cast
3 Trivia
4 External links

[edit] Plot

The Bradley family and their friends gather at an isolated country home to celebrate Thanksgiving. But unknown to the Bradleys, they have an uninvited guest. A giggling, PCP-addled, homicidal maniac has escaped from imprisonment to satisfy his pent-up lust for murder. And he has singled out their home for his psychopathic killing spree. One by one, the revelers will be methodically stalked and served up in the butcher's holiday blood feast. Until the Bradley's home becomes a grisly house of horrors.

[edit] Cast

Jake Steinfeld: Killer/Jay Jones
Vinessa Shaw: Angel
Peter De Paula: Mistake
Don Edmonds: Bradley
Charles Hoyes: Wayne
David Mielke: Scott
Leia Naron: Gail
Lisa Rodríguez: Maria
Colette Trygg: Jennifer
Sallee Young: Linda
J. Kelly: Cop #1
R. Fouts: Cop #2
Victor Paddock: First Victim
Rochelle Constanten: Old Woman
Anne Cribbs: Witness

[edit] Trivia

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Jake Steinfeld is best known as a fitness trainer to Hollywood stars. He is founder of the "Don't Quit" Foundation, chairman of Body By Jake Enterprises and is now a host of an infomercial for his "Body-by-Jake Gravity Force Trainer" fitness machine.

Vinessa Shaw portrayed the character of the ill-fated Lynn in the 2006 remake of Wes Craven's 1977 horror film The Hills Have Eyes. The character was first played by Dee Wallace.