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With the help of his cousin Angela Stravelli, (Amy Smart) Captain Howdy is caught and brought to justice. Her father Mike (Kevin Gage) just happens to be the detective on the case, and his partner Steve Christian, (Brett Harrelson) convinces him to check out a club that specializes in piercing and scarification, which is also the secret hideout for Captain Howdy, (Dee Snider) also known as Carleton Hendricks, who is the suspected cause of the disappearances.

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**SPOILERS** Genevieve Gage, (Linda Cardellini) is just the latest in a series of disappearances plaguing a small town. 'Strangeland' isn't that bad if it features fears of yours. You have to give Dee some credit, there are a lot worse movies out there. Overall, the good outweighs the bad, and I would recommend watching it (at least once). It's a brilliant and appropriate piece of casting that genre fans should appreciate. Krueger fans will know what I'm talking about. Instead of playing the killer, he is the leader of the mob going to find the killer. Also, I loved the fact that Robert Englund plays a character that is the exact opposite of his role in A Nightmare on Elm Street. And there are a few gross sadist scenes, one involving piercing an unwilling man in the most dreaded of all places.

The first time you really get a good look at him he's intense. On a good note, Dee Snider is a creepy looking character. Yes, it's in the Exorcist, but it is also a Sister song. And the Twisted Sister references that no one picks up on are laughable: the 'we're not gonna take it' sign that the angry mob is holding and Dee's character 'Capt. Some lines ('What a rush?') are kind of terrible.

It borrows too much from other flicks, like Buffalo Bill from Silence of the Lambs. The film’s most amusing flourish is definitely the casting of Robert Englund as a concerned parent of a teenager, a clever bit of meta-irony if there ever was one.As a simple but interesting story, Strangeland is in the middle of good and bad.

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Strangeland is no classic, but it’s smarter than it has any right to be director John Pieplow also knows how to work the industrial-gothic atmosphere, and Snider delivers a not-bad performance as the killer (though you kind of keep expecting - and hoping - that he’ll suddenly burst into singing “Burn in Hell,” the Twisted Sister song performed briefly in Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure). However, years later, the bad Captain is released from a mental institution‚Ä¶ and proves to be rather dangerous when he doesn’t take his pills. The father of his latest victim (Linda Cardellini, pre- Scooby-Doo) happens to be a cop (Kevin Gage), who manages to bust the freak and put him behind bars. The scope of this brutal fable (which is oh so much tamer than the “torture porn” films that would be all the rage in the next decade) is rather epic, covering several years in the legacy of Captain Howdy (Snider himself), a body modification fetishist who lures young victims to his dungeon (via the aforementioned Internet chat rooms) and proceeds to do very bad things to them. Dee Snider’s Strangeland īefore Rob Zombie started making movies, Twisted Sister frontman Dee Snider penned this ahead-of-its-time tale of the dangers of Internet chat rooms.

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