Title: Mother's Day
Original Title: Mother's Day
Year: 1980
Info
- Country: USA
 - Length: 90 Minutes (1 hour 30 min)
 - Budget: $150,000
 - Genre: Horror Comedy
 - Studios: Sagafilm
 - Age rating: R18 (To be shown only in specially licensed cinemas to adults of not less than 18 years)
 
Release Dates
- United States: September 19 1980
 
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 Lizze Broadway: "Hay pocas series que le echen más huevos que Gen V"
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 London Thor: "La segunda temporada de 'Gen V' es mejor que la primera"
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 Priyanka Chopra Jonas: "Me aterraba estar cubierta de tomate 12 horas al día"
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 Vonda Shepard sobre el fenómeno 'Ally McBeal': "Pasaron muchas cosas picantes"
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 Jerry Bruckheimer: "Sin Lewis Hamilton, 'F1: La película' no habría sido tan buena"
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 Milena Smit: "'Los sin nombre' no se casa solamente con lo sobrenatural"
			     
Plot
This movie, which was released in the early 80s, tells the story of three young girls who decide to stay a weekend in the woods. The serenity that they were looking for will disappear when they meet Mother and her two sons, who bring them to an abandoned cottage. The main characters will try to scape alive from there, because the strangers of the woods use kitchen utensils to attack and torture them in order to please their mother, who suffers a mental disorder and has fun staring how the young girls suffer.
'Mother¡s Day' is a horror film directed by Charles Kaufman. Its cast is formed by Nancy Hendrickson, Deborah Luc, Tiana Pierce, Frederick Coffin, Michael McCleery, Beatrice Pons, Robert Collins and Peter Fox.
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				Trivia
Much like the scene at the seminar, the guests at Trina's party were crew members. This was done because of a money issue.
The movie's poster is a parody of the painting known as 'Whistler's Mother'.
Charles Kaufman, in the director's commentary, said that a very ironic thing happened during filming: an actress who played one of the victims and one of the actors who played a son hit it off and starting dating when not filming - even though his character terrorizes and brutalizes her. Concerned that neither would be able to project the sense of terror needed, Kaufman asked them to postpone their relationship until after the film wrapped. They complied.
Soundtrack from 'Mother's Day'
I Think We're Alone Now
Compuesta por
Ritchie Cordell
Interpretada por
Sung Tommy James Tommy James, The Shondells Arranged Jimmy Wisner
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