Daddy's Deadly Darling

Daddy's Deadly Darling
Poster for Pigs a.k.a. Daddy's Deadly Darling
Directed by Marc Lawrence
Produced by Marc Lawrence
Donald Reynolds
Written by Marc Lawrence
Starring Toni Lawrence
Marc Lawrence
Jesse Vint
Paul Hickey
Katharine Ross
Music by Charles Bernstein
Cinematography Irv Goodnoff
Glenn Roland
Edited by Irv Goodnoff
Distributed by Troma Entertainment
Release date
  • May 23, 1973 (1973-05-23)
Running time
80 minutes
Language English

Daddy's Deadly Darling (also titled Pigs, Horror Farm, The 13th Pig, Daddy's Girl, The Strange Exorcism of Lynn Hart, The Strange Love Exorcist and Roadside Torture Chamber) is a 1973 horror film directed by Marc Lawrence and currently distributed by Troma Entertainment. On its release premiere in Detroit, Michigan on May 23, 1973, the distributor offered free bacon to the audience as part of a promotion. [1]

Synopsis

Toni Lawrence plays Lynn Webster, an escapee from a mental hospital who takes refuge in a local diner inhabited by a man named Zambrini and his pigpen of human flesh-eating pigs. When Lynn starts killing men who remind her of her abusive father (whom she killed after he raped her), Zambrini feeds the remains to his sadistic swine. However, law enforcement starts to catch up with the two of them.

Cast

  • Toni Lawrence as Lynn Hart
  • Jesse Vint as Sheriff Dan Cole
  • Catherine Ross as Miss Macy (credited as Katherine Ross)
  • Paul Hickey as Ben Sharp
  • Iris Korn as Annette
  • Walter Barnes as Doctor
  • Erik Holland as Hoagy
  • William Michael as Deputy
  • Jim Antonio as Jess Winter - Man from Hospital
  • Bone Adams as Truck Farmer
  • Larry Hussmann as Gas Attendant
  • Don Skylar as Oil Worker
  • Marc Lawrence as Zambrini

Reception

The film holds a no rating at the film review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, although there exists one review, with Bill Gibron of DVD Talk describing it as a film that "plays like a schizophrenic's version of The Farmer's Almanac"[2][3]

References

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