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Susan Tyrrell goes completely unhinged and it is something to behold. It's like a performance rebuttal of Betsy Palmer in Friday the 13th, "No. This is how you do crazy." She makes Faye Dunaway look like Joan Crawford. er... l cannot recommend enough if only for the whatsits of her performance.

Don't let the one cops bizarre gay hating sidequest deter you this thing goes to some crazy places. Susan holding an acting workshop on absolute nutcase masterclass.

Tyrell descends somewhat convincingly into pure lunacy and Svenson plays a horribly homophobic and thoroughly unpleasant cop; both are worth watching. Veers between slasher and psychological drama, and does well with its low budget. Gets bonus points for a young Bill Paxton appearance. A surprisingly entertaining Section 2 "nasty".

Susan Tyrell, a repugnantly homophobic villain, and a particularly gruesome third act all turn a fairly rote psychological thriller into something special. One of the best video nasties.

Surprisingly good. Ugly, sleazy fun-on-a-budget

Susan Tyrell gives one of the best performances ever. Goes off the rails and everything makes perfect sense and flows perfectly.

A neat cult horror flick that doesn't get enough love. It features a tighter plot, more interesting editing, and vastly superior acting to much of its ilk. Susan Tyrell gives one of the best portrayals of a character progressing from already unhinged to completely crazytown bananapants over the course of a film.

This movie is the kind of insane 1980s cult movie that you can come to expect horror movie wise from the decade.

Bad in almost every way.

Susan Tyrell. Just a force on the screen. This film goes to some crazy places but manages to deliver a solid thriller. You also get a young Bill Paxton being a dick which is great. Crazy opening, incest, and lots of milk.

I have no idea what the title is a reference to; there is neither food nor dreams involved