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Pieces [VHS]

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I wouldn't be surprised if a bunch of feminist groups attacked this movie when it came out because of how it depicts woman as jigsaw puzzles , but that makes it all the better. I bought this with another Christopher George movie " The Gates Of Hell" ( except that one really stunk). I recommend this to anyone.

I really like this movie, it's violent very silent and it's plot and story are quite good for a horror movie. Not many movies about serial killers are this intense. If you are into violent deaths, interesting plot twists, naked women and a "What the F---" ending. I recommend you purchase this film

I saw this film when it was released, and while it lacks a coherent storyline and has below average acting, it is an excellent film for anyone who likes special effects. In fact, this film won an award (whose name escapes me now) for special effects. Lots of blood and body parts.

This movie is one of the best ghetto movies I've ever seen! It doesn't hold back at all, the goo just flies out of people's bodies. The best part is when the girl is in the park and the guy goes "just a few seconds" and then cuts her head off with a chainsaw. If you like PIECES, watch the Evil Dead 1 and 2, they are classic

Pieces is about a psycho path that makes a jigsaw puzzle piece by piece out of victims he kills by taking each part from every victim until the puzzle is complete.........classic horror

"Pieces" starts off with a young Boston lad who is reprimanded by his mother for assembling a nudie puzzle. Pretty risque' for a kid in 1942, I guess. But then adolescent rebellion rears it's ugly head and the young man attacks his mother with an axe. The police think someone else did it, however, and the story moves to present day at a college campus. A mystery assailant starts dismembering coeds with a chainsaw, and a detective (Christopher George) is on the case. Low budget gorefest should deliver the goods for horror fans, but don't say I didn't warn you. Have fun!

This movie is a totaly insane slasher flick. A slice em' and dice em' movie like no other. A must see for all slasher fans.

Slasher flick about a kid who kills his mother after she threatens to burn his Naked woman jigsaw puzzle. 20 years later he is killing college coeds to make a human puzzle duplicate. We don't find out who the killer is till the end. If you like slasher flicks you will probably like this. Has more gory chainsaw attacks than in Texas! Original poster said "you don't have to go to Texas for a chainsaw massacre!" Only bad points: Dubbed from Spanish, but they did a good job of dubbing. The police in the movie resemble the Keystone cops. Also the gardener reesembles the guy who played Bluto in Popye! Same guy?? Features a lot of nude women and negative gay stereotypes. Pre-Aids view of sex. A good movie to watch if you just want to see some people get hacked up! (isn't that really the point?) Carrie ripoff ending. I would recomend renting(if you can find it) before buying. Mostly for the harcore slasher film fan. Definitely a movie you will not be proud to tell your friends you own. Unless you've got some really freaky friends!!!

This film starts off brilliantly with a flashback showing a young lad dispatching his mother with a hatchet when she discovers him assembling a jigsaw of a naked woman. However, it rapidly degenerates into a boring, by the numbers maniac on the loose movie, which, despite being a Spanish production, is indistinguishable from scores of American films. Star Christopher George is given very little to do, and the rest of the cast are pretty dire, even by slasher standards. The special effects are certainly bloody, but they're not very convincing and won't shock anyone who's into modern horror. George fans should give this one a miss and check out Lucio Fulci's City of the Living Dead instead.

A chainsaw killer roams around a college campus, dismembering any attractive students he comes across. This is a really odd slasher with some pretty good gore, but may be somewhat depressing to some because it takes itself more serious than a lot of these films. One reason this film is so odd: my copy begins with the sentence, "twenty years later". Huh? What happened twenty years before? Apparently it had something to do with the killer's mother getting killed, but it's still a weird way to begin a movie.