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Island of Death

1976 · Movie · R · 106 min

5.1(104)unSUB Rating

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On a sunny Greek island getaway, a visiting couple’s thrill-seeking turns into a string of violent, sexually charged attacks that unsettle the locals. As fear spreads and the body count rises, an investigator arrives from abroad, hoping to identify the culprits and stop the rampage before more people are harmed.

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Details
Original title
Τα Παιδιά Του Διαβόλου
Years
1976
Release date
1976-04-26
Language
EL
Rated
R
Runtime
106 min
TMDB rating (input)
4.7/10 (104 votes)
About

If you’re into notorious, sleazy exploitation horror with a bright vacation setting and a string-of-atrocities structure, this may work for you; Not for you if you want likable characters, strong plot, or restrained sexual violence.

Pros: sunny island backdrop; bizarre, unpredictable moments; darkly funny at times | Cons: thin or aimless story; repetitive shocks; uneven acting and tone

Themes

  • island
  • sadism
  • killing
  • greek
  • rapist
  • greek island
  • video nasty
  • taboo sex
  • kinky sex

Cast & crew

  • Robert Behling

    Robert Behling

    as Christopher / Bob Belling

  • Jane Lyle

    Jane Lyle

    as Celia / Jane Ryall

  • Jessica Dublin

    Jessica Dublin

    as Patricia

  • GG

    Gerard Gonalons

    as Foster

  • JM

    Jannice McConnell

    as Leslie / Janice McConnel

  • CH

    Clay Half

  • MM

    Mike Murtagh

  • JR

    Jeremy Rousseau

  • Nikos Tsachiridis

    Nikos Tsachiridis

    as The Shepherd

  • Nico Mastorakis

    Nico Mastorakis

    as (uncredited)

Directed by Nico Mastorakis