
(1983)
Six young actresses auditioning for a movie role at a remote mansion are targeted by a mysterious masked murderer.









A Canadian slasher known for its unusual production history and fragmented tone. It has become a cult curiosity among collectors who favor offbeat, atmospheric slashers. Its identity is shaped as much by what it feels like as by its narrative structure.
Collectors are drawn to its eerie mask imagery and the unsettling doll-like aesthetic used throughout its set pieces. The wintery estate setting gives it a strong visual identity in VHS packaging. Its mix of slasher violence and psychological unease makes it a distinctive deep cut.
Directed by Richard Ciupka, it underwent a complicated production process that shaped its disjointed final form. It gained cult recognition years later through home video rediscovery.

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