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Two brothers track down a judge who sentenced them to an asylum. The judge and his family fight back and kill the brothers. | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
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It's now 10pm... Do you know where your teenager is? moreCast
(Credited cast)| Kyle Richards | ... | Stephanie Davenport | |
| Wendell Wellman | ... | Ray Perkins | |
| John Putch | ... | Bob Perkins | |
| Jean Brooks | ... | Megan Davenport | |
| Frank Miller | ... | Walter Davenport | |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Samuel Braslau | ... | Rancher #2 | |
| William Graham | ... | Charlie | |
| Christopher Knight | ... | Sam | |
| Audrey Marxer | ... | Girl in the Red Dress | |
| Nori Morgan | ... | Monica | |
| Niels Mueller | ... | Pete | |
| Peter Nelson | ... | John | |
| Randal Patrick | ... | Rancher #1 | |
| Peggy Pope | ... | Mrs. Alva | |
| Janet Rasak | ... | Dr. Franklin's Secretary | |
| Peggy Rea | ... | Mrs. Mary Cox | |
| Bert Remsen | ... | Gentleman with Cane | |
| Guy Remsen | ... | Dr. Franklin | |
| Joe Richland | ... | Dead Man in Car | |
| Marla Rix | ... | Mrs. Collins | |
| Douglas Robinson | ... | Judge Collins | |
| Robert Romanus | ... | Jack (as Bob Romanus) | |
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Pretty stupid and totally insignificant no-budget thriller that looks an awful lot like a typical late 80's slasher... but isn't one! Oh sure, high-school jocks and slutty girls are getting killed but that's just pointless padding to increase the body count and sleaze-level. The actual story handles about two criminal brothers that travel towards a little community with the intention to kill everybody that was jointly responsible for their prison sentence: the judge who spoke the verdict, the psychiatrist who declared them mentally sane and of course the prosecutor who said all those nasty things about them being evil and such. The prosecutor, along with his wife and yummy Demi Moore look-alike daughter are held hostage and their only chance to survive is for the young girl to set the murdering siblings against each other. The script contains one or two creative ideas, but "Curfew" is overall tedious and without suspense. Actors John Putch and especially Wendell Wellman try incredibly hard to look like genuine bad boys, but they really don't convince and they often evoke unintentional laughs. There's a lot of killing going on, but we're only served a glimpse of the action and all the rest happens off screen. Lame! In my humble opinion, there are much better horror gems from the 80's waiting to get discovered properly, so I have absolutely no idea why this turkey received a DVD-release before any of them. Feel free to skip this one