Tourist Trap Page #3

Synopsis: When his car has a flat tire, Woody seeks a gas station in an empty road. He finds a deserted place and is attacked by mannequins in a room and dies. Meanwhile his girlfriend Eileen waits for him in the car. However their friends Jerry, Molly and Becky arrive and they decide to look for him. They find a paradisiacal waterfall but their car breaks down. While Jerry tries to fix the car, the girls bath in a lake. Out of the blue, an old man arrives and he introduces himself as Mr. Slausen, who owns the place. He brings Molly, Becky and Eileen to his house and tells that he would help Jerry. They find a waxwork museum with armed cowboys. Eileen decides to leave the house to find a telephone, but she is attacked and strangled by a masked stranger. Who might be the killer and how will he girls flee from the spot?
Genre: Horror
Director(s): David Schmoeller
Production: Astral Films
 
IMDB:
6.2
PG
Year:
1979
90 min
372 Views


Well Molly, maybe

I better find him first.

Bring him in myself.

No, no!

He's too dangerous!

What mask was he wearing?

Looks like a doll's face.

He's trying to look like

me when I was a little boy.

He always wanted to be like me.

You see, I am his big brother.

He always wanted

everything I ever had.

Including my face.

Look, I'm gonna stop at the

house and turn on the radio.

- He always comes to the radio.

- No, no. I won't go back there.

Now I don't want them to

shoot him down like an animal.

I just want to get

him back to the house.

So I'll know where to find him,

when I get back from the police.

Alright, what I'm going

to do is turn on the radio.

You don't even have to come in.

- I'm coming with you!

- I'll only be a second!

I'm just going to set the radio

in the window and turn it on.

I'm scared!

I don't want to be alone.

Hop out.

Now I'm going to cork this.

Now here!

If you see anybody not invited,

point this at him and they'll leave.

I don't know how to shoot.

Honey, just point and pull the

trigger. That thing will do the rest.

Mr. Slausen!

Mr. Slausen!

Are you coming?

Mr. Slausen!

Did you hear me?

Mr. Slausen!

Thank you God.

Okay, Mr. Slausen!

Let's go, please!

Mr. Slausen!

Mr. Slausen!

Little girl.

Bang.

Bang!

then you shot me...

... with blanks.

Bang, bang, you're dead.

You!

Jerry!

Jerry!

Jerry!

Molly!

Jerry.

Jerry!

This is a blade or something.

Alright...

Try slide it over here.

I got it!

It's nice and hot.

No.

There now... that's better.

Go on.

Eat your soup.

- How's that?

- Let's eat.

That's what I said.

Let's eat.

- It's good?

- Yes, it's very good.

You want some crackers?

- I'd like some more crackers, please.

- That's what I said.

- Yes, the crackers are very good.

- Are the crackers good?

Oh, I got to fix that.

Who are you?

Won't you take me home?

Did you see something?

Shhh. Be still and

don't fidget so much.

Damn!

You can't get away from me, mister.

What on earth has

happened to you, child.

Now you just take it easy.

I'll have you scrubbed

it up in no time.

Alright, there you are.

I'll just get my doctoring kit.

Mr. Slausen!

Just a minute.

Becky!

Woody?

Woody.

Wake up, little girl.

Little girl.

Come on, girl.

Everybody's waiting.

Come on!

Up!

There we are!

Little girl.

You look tired.

Stop!

Stop!

Stop!

Stop!

It's time.

- What are going to do to me?

- Don't talk!

This used to be my brother's room.

He's dead now.

I trusted him.

He was a good man.

I always gave him

anything he ever wanted.

What are you going to do to me?

Do to you, Molly?

I'm going to take care of you.

Here, here.

This will warm you up some.

You're not like the others.

There's something

special about you.

Isn't my wife pretty?

You remind me of her.

Yeah, yeah.

That's why you're so special.

There.

Please don't.

Mr. Slausen!

Molly.

Talk to me.

Tell me you love me.

Tell me you love me.

Tell me.

I love you.

I killed her.

I killed the both of them.

Her and my brother.

They were whoring behind my back.

Whoring in my own house!

Well, she and him had to die.

I got a legal right to that.

That's what the Law says...

A man finds his

wife cheating on him.

He's got a legal right

to kill them both.

Afterwards, I missed her.

That's when I decided to

make that figure of her,

the woman in the museum.

I kept her alive that way!

I didn't really

want to kill them.

Not really.

It was like...

I couldn't control myself!

Molly!

Jerry!

Molly!

Jerry?

- Jerry!

- Molly!

Come on, Molly!

Come on.

- Where are the others?

- I don't know where they have gone.

It's okay, it's all over.

We're going home.

- Now, where are the others?

- Others?

- What are you talking about?

- You know what I'm talking about.

The other girls,

Eileen and Becky.

Kill him, Jerry.

Come on Slausen, I'm not playing

games with you. Where are they?

- I don't wanna have to hurt you.

- You don't want to have to hurt me?

You?

Kill him, Jerry!

Kill him!

He can't, Molly.

No.

No.

This is not happening.

This is not happening.

Oh, but it is, Molly.

Look around!

They are alive!

No!

All be alive, Molly!

No!

Join us,

join us...

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David Schmoeller

David Schmoeller (born December 8, 1947) is an American film director, producer and screenwriter. He is notable for directing several full-length theatrical horror films including Tourist Trap (1979), The Seduction (1982), Puppet Master (1989), Catacombs (1988), Netherworld (1992) and Crawlspace (1986) starring Klaus Kinski. In May, 2012, Schmoeller was awarded a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Fantaspoa Film Festival in Porto Alegre, Brazil where his new feature film, 2 Little Monsters (2012) was screened along with his other notable films. more…

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