Possibly in Michigan
Two women, Sharon and Janice share two things in common with the evil cannibal who is stalking them: a love for violence and a love for perfume. Janice points out to Sharon that she is being followed by Arthur. They both run out of the mall, but as they think they lost Arthur, Janice leaves Sharon at home. Arthur uses an array of disguises before ringing Sharon's doorbell. When she hears the ring, she looks out the window to see a handsome man, this triggers a reaction, and she calls Janice instead of the police. When Sharon doesn't answer the door, Arthur breaks in with a rock; but as he lifts the rock, he sees a human skull underneath it, which is our first hint at something sinister happening between Sharon and Janice. When Arthur is finally getting inside. Janice comes up behind and shoots Arthur dead. Together, they cook his corpse and eat it. The meaning behind this is the feminist urge to strike back against people who try to commit acts of violence onto women.
- 1983
- 0 Hrs 12 Mins
- Other, Suspense, Horror, Music
Two women, Sharon and Janice share two things in common with the evil cannibal who is stalking them: a love for violence and a love for perfume. Janice points out to Sharon that she is being followed by Arthur. They both run out of the mall, but as they think they lost Arthur, Janice leaves Sharon at home. Arthur uses an array of disguises before ringing Sharon's doorbell. When she hears the ring, she looks out the window to see a handsome man, this triggers a reaction, and she calls Janice instead of the police. When Sharon doesn't answer the door, Arthur breaks in with a rock; but as he lifts the rock, he sees a human skull underneath it, which is our first hint at something sinister happening between Sharon and Janice. When Arthur is finally getting inside. Janice comes up behind and shoots Arthur dead. Together, they cook his corpse and eat it. The meaning behind this is the feminist urge to strike back against people who try to commit acts of violence onto women.