Bridgette Andersen

This dark and bloody thriller begins with a little girl trying to stop her mother from carrying on with a man in a car -- with horrific results. Years later, the same girl is acting in a play that is hit by a rash of brutal slayings.

Savannah is the only child of a wealthy politician, Richard Driscoll, who is more concerned with his image and career than with his family.

Savannah is the only child of a wealthy politician, Richard Driscoll (Chris Robinson) who is more concerned with his image and career than with his family. When only the maid shares Savannahs birthday cake, she decides to run away. She hides in her aunts car that is stolen that next day by two bungling criminals (Mark Miller and Donovan Scott) who are on the loose. Surprised at having Savannah in the car, the criminals try to decide what to do with her. Savannah refuses to tell them her name or where she lives. So, they have no choice but to take her back to their hideout. Savannah's disappearance is in the newspapers and a $100,000 reward is offered for her safe return.

Savannah is the only child of a wealthy politician, Richard Driscoll (Chris Robinson) who is more concerned with his image and career than with his family. When only the maid shares Savannahs birthday cake, she decides to run away. She hides in her aunts car that is stolen that next day by two bungling criminals (Mark Miller and Donovan Scott) who are on the loose. Surprised at having Savannah in the car, the criminals try to decide what to do with her. Savannah refuses to tell them her name or where she lives. So, they have no choice but to take her back to their hideout. Savannah's disappearance is in the newspapers and a $100,000 reward is offered for her safe return.

Savannah is the only child of a wealthy politician, Richard Driscoll, who is more concerned with his image and career than with his family.

Jenny Neumann stars as a frigid young theater actress traumatized by her mother's horrific death years earlier. But when a series of brutal stabbings rocks her latest production, the drama queen prone to bloody hallucinations fears that she herself may be the killer. Are all actresses genuinely insane or is the stage set for a shocking final twist? Max Phipps and Gary Sweet co-star in the graphic "Ozploitation" giallo also known as STAGE FRIGHT, now fully restored from the original.