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Twitter announced Monday that its users will be able to change a setting on their accounts to allow anyone to send them a private message. In addition, if a person follows a big account — for example, from a company like United Airlines — the Twitter user can respond to messages sent by that account even if the account, United in this case, does not follow that individual.
Twitter has begun rolling out the new messaging features worldwide. The setting to receive direct messages from anyone will be turned off by default, the company said, so users won't receive messages from strangers unless they decide to change their settings.
Previously, two Twitter accounts exchanging messages had to follow each other on the service — essentially agreeing to see everything the other account posted publicly — before they could correspond. That often led to annoying exchanges of public messages, in which an account was asked to follow someone so a private chat could begin.
The company's private messaging feature has long been considered a weak point of its service, which is primarily geared to public conversation. Last year, top executives vowed to make improvements, including some in the group messaging feature that was also recently added.
As Twitter fumbled, other messaging services have grown rapidly. On Friday, WhatsApp, a popular service owned by Facebook, announced that it had reached 800 million active users, up from 600 million in August. Twitter had about 288 million active users as of the fourth quarter.
The changes are likely to make Twitter's messaging service more useful to a wide variety of users. Corporations, celebrities and politicians will be able to reach out to their followers with special deals and fund-raising appeals and receive responses directly on the service. Journalists and news organizations will be able to receive tips more easily from anonymous Twitter accounts. And individuals will be able to communicate more easily with others on the service about an interesting tweet.
But people who open their inboxes to messages from all comers could also be deluged with spam, harassing messages or other unwanted missives. Indeed, Facebook, the largest social network, treats all messages from strangers as junk mail, exiling them to a special section of its site that is so difficult to find that most people do not know it exists.
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The Architecture Diary launched in London in 2005. For the first time it brought together all architecture events taking place across the city. New York joined the Architecture Diary network in 2015 and Boston in 2017. Ireland joined in 2021, with more places to follow in the near future.
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Teenage Pokemon: Breaking Boundaries
Posted 8 years ago by Jonathan Holmes
The Pokemon X/Y Special
[Teenage Pokemon is about that awkward phase between cute and cool, 1st and 3rd, young and old.]
It's common to hear that a new videogame "pushes boundaries". To break the rules, pave new ground, to break down the existing barriers between the player and the game — some take it as a given that these are all inherently good things for a game to do. David Cage seems to think so. That's why he works so hard to use techniques not normally used in games to try to elicit "real emotional responses" in players. The developers of Pokemon X/Y seem to think so too. That's why they put so much stuff in their game designed to make the player feel physically and emotionally connected to the Pokemon world — to break down the walls that separate us from the characters on the other side of the screen.
Over the past few years, we've seen internet cartoons about videogame characters see success for breaking their own set of barriers. Defying concepts of "good taste" and "acceptable behavior" are often seen as selling points for modern animation. Show videogame characters behaving like people do when they're playing videogames, and you've likely got a hit on your hands, especially if you show them hurting each other, getting horny, or both. Not only does it come off as edgy and rebellious, but it makes the viewer feel like the in-game avatars they've been inhabiting all these years really are them. Feed the audience's narcissism, and they will feel close to you and the thing that you made. It's one of the oldest tricks in the book.
But how close and intimate to we really want to get to our videogames? Do we want to get so close to them that we can smell them? Where is the line between "edgy" and "disgusting"? Explore these questions and more in a very special, very spiritual episode of Teenage Pokemon.
Jonathan Holmes
"Where do dreams end and reality begin? Videogames, I suppose."- Gainax, FLCL Vol. 1 "The beach, the trees, even the clouds in the sky... everything is build from little tiny pieces of stuff. Just like in a Gameboy game... a nice tight little world... and all its inhabitants... made out of little building blocks... Why can't these little pixels be the building blocks for love..? For loss... for understanding"- James Kochalka, Reinventing Everything part 1 "I wonder if James Kolchalka has played Mother 3 yet?" Jonathan Holmes
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Westlake Village, Calif.-based Applied LNG and San Diego-based Providence Shipping Group Inc. have entered into a strategic agreement to expand the use of liquefied natural gas (LNG) and renewable liquefied natural gas (RLNG) in the marine and high horsepower (HHP) industries.
Applied LNG estimates that its RLNG results in 70% lower greenhouse-gas emissions than those of gasoline or diesel fuel. The company says it is committed to supporting a transition to a lower-carbon energy future.
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Zöe Hodge
Partner and Head of Estates
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Mary Felgate
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"Partner Zöe Hodge is Prettys' Head of Estates and has over a decade's experience of wills, estates, tax and trusts. Zöe was described as a "leading individual" due to her work in tax succession planning for individuals, businesses and agricultural clients."
Legal 500 2017
Zöe is a Partner in the Estate Planning department and has over ten years' experience in Wills, Estates, Tax and Trusts having trained at a local firm. She joined Prettys in October 2007 and was promoted to Partner in May 2013 and is Head of the Estate Planning department.
Zöe advises on all aspects of private client work including Wills, probate, the administration of insolvent estates, Lasting Powers of Attorney and Court of Protection applications, care fee planning advice, inheritance tax planning, trusts and contentious probate matters.
Zöe is a full member of the Society of Trusts and Estate Practitioners (STEP) following her successful completion of a post-graduate diploma. STEP is the leading professional body for trust and estate practitioners worldwide and full members are considered the most experiences and senior practitioners in the field of trusts and estates.
Zöe's recent instructions include:
advising Trustees of a Marriage Settlement regarding the sale of land to raise capital and income;
acting for Executors in the administration of an insolvent estate across two jurisdictions;
advising a farmer regarding the succession of his multi-million pound estate;
assisting Executors with the administration of a complicated taxable estate involving lifetime trusts and trusts on death;
preparing pilot trusts for a multi-millionaire businessman to protect his estate from on-going taxation; and
providing advice and assistance to a relative bringing a Court of Protection case to Court following the alleged abuse of a Lasting Power of Attorney.
e lparker@prettys.co.uk
Laura studied at Homerton College Cambridge, before retraining for the law at Anglia Ruskin University where she gained a distinction on the Legal Practice Course. She qualified as a Solicitor in 2009 having trained with a local firm where she worked until joining Prettys Estates department in October 2016.
Laura advises individuals on Wills, Lasting Powers of Attorney and Inheritance Tax planning as well as dealing with the administration of estates and trusts. She offers her clients a practical and sympathetic approach.
Advising on a drafting Wills including Life Interest Trusts and Discretionary Trusts, particularly in relation to care fee planning.
Advising on approaches to Inheritance Tax planning.
Advising on the administration of a farming estate including claims for Agricultural Relief and liaising with accountants in respect of the estate property and partnership assets.
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"Collaborative lawyer and team head Georgie Hall has more than 20 years' experience and is widely regarded as one of the best family lawyers in Ipswich"
Georgie has headed the Family Law Department since 2003, having joined Prettys in 1992.
Georgie's entire case load comes by way of recommendation, either from her own clients or other professionals. Whilst Georgie covers all areas of relationship breakdown whether it be finances, children, pre or post-marriage clarification as to asset division, her hallmark is seen as the quality of client care provided. Georgie specialises in dispute resolution alternate to court so works as a mediator and a collaborative solicitor; with the bulk of her case load dealt with resolution through negotiation and round table work. Georgie still operates a litigation case load but only on the very few cases where this is a necessary way of dealing with the needs of the case.
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complex pension cases involving the consideration of immediate versus deferred pension sharing orders, particularly with Police and Forces' pensions;
resolution of financial cases which need to be issues led to the parties' needs; and
mediation of cases where nothing else is working.
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Penny is an Associate Member of the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives (CILEX) and worked in the local area for 8 years before joining the Residential Property Department at Prettys in 2005.
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transferring properties following a divorce.
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The more time I spend in Asia (specifically Thailand), the more I change – but it's not until I meet with old friends that I actually notice how crazy those changes have been.
The pay for play, partying, sheer abundance of cute girls, endless nightlife options – you become like the fish in the water that doesn't know what water is because he has never been outside.
So, in a good way that lifestyle become the new status quo.
Then I meet old friends – and don't get me wrong, I don't mean this in a condescending way – in my book, no one person is better than another … I look at my friends and am surprised how for some strange reason, it feels like they are 10 years behind … and I know without Asia/Thailand, I would be just like them right now.
It feels like time moves slower in the West – at least in terms of dating & nightlife. Takes them weeks or months to get laid with average girls whereas in Thailand, that'd be a matter of days – weeks at best.
Once you've been with Asian girls, your expectations change quite radically. It's not uncommon to come across a 35 year old Thai girl that looks better than her 22 year old Caucasian counterpart.
The other thing I notice: Women, women, women. Almost like that's their life purpose, but it makes sense. When something is scarces you tend to value it more.
Once you've been to Thailand and experience the abundance of available girls – attractive ones – that scarcity mindset goes out of the window. You still enjoy women but they are not your #1 focus in life anymore; you focus/work on something else.
I still hope one day, I will get every single one of my friends over here so they can see for themselves.
How Do I Know Thailand Is Right For Me?
How Do I Know That I Would Actually Enjoy It?
What If I Dislike It – Waste My Time & Money?
I used to be in the same boat. I still am – in regards to many things in life – but this thinking can be a trap.
I am not sure … Will This even Work Out? Should I Even Try?
Maybe you've had a similar experience. I can say for myself when I think about doing something, it always plays out the same way. Should I? Should I not? I go back and forth, looks at the pros and cons.
Look, if you don't have the money or are 100% not interested in Thailand, this isn't an issue for you.
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If you are anything like me, you will think about it anyway – so why not find out quickly if you like Thailand or not. Done.
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Dick Smith shares how to deal with change, why most businesses fail and how business has changed
Written on the 18 November 2011 by Alex Pirouz - RIDC Advisory Centre
Dick Smith left school at the age of 15 and got a job in a factory. He soon realised that the only way he was going to do well was to own his own business. One day the company he was working for (West Way Electronics), which made two-way radios, decided it was no longer going to service Manly Cabs.
At that stage Dick, 24 years of age, saw his opportunity, and with $600 of his own money and $10 from his fiancée he set up a business fixing the two-way radios for Manly Cabs. After a while Dick realised that there was not enough money in it, so he started to sell car radios as well.
In this Q&A interview with Alex Pirouz, he talks about how business has changed over the years, how to deal with change and why most businesses fail.
What is hard in starting and growing a business now in comparison to what was hard 10-20 years ago?
It is harder today because of globalisation, most businesses are huge. With globalisation there is so much competition and so many big companies that it would be very difficult to do the same thing.
How did you go about building the Dick Smith Electronics brand we know today?
"I did quite well from the start; my accountant actually told me after 6 months that I had made more money then the Prime Minister of Australia.
I then realised that even though I was doing well, making money through labour was not going to help me become wealthy. It wasn't till I walked into an electronic components shop where I received poor service that I decided to start my own business.
Within 10 years I had 50 shops around Australia and eventually sold it to Woolworths for $25 million dollars."
What skills would you look for in a new business partner now vs 10-20 years ago?
I look for people who are disciplined, who work hard and can stay focused. They have get up and go, an enthusiastic energy and are happy to ask for advice. I think these characteristics are very important.
How do you deal with certain changes in business?
I love change because I am a risk taker, most people hate change. In business you have to go with change given that society changes all the time. I use to always look ahead of my time knowing that things were going to change.
What are the most important lessons you have learned in business and at what stage within your business did you learn them?
The most important lesson I have learned is to learn from your mistakes. I have made every mistake possible in business but I have never made the same mistake twice.
What was the main reason why you started your own business?
The main thing for me was to have freedom in what I did. Because I had no qualifications and did not do too well academically I thought that if I started my own business, that would be the best thing for me and where I was heading.
When I started my own business I had no idea that I would be wealthy. I saw a company called Howard Car Radio at Chatswood who had 4 employees. I said to my fiancé at the time, "wouldn't be great if we could open up our own business and have employees working for us?"
My accountant actually sat down with me and told me that I was a millionaire, so up until that point I was not aware that I was even a millionaire.
What are some of the reasons why most businesses fail?
Most businesses fail because they don't look at having decent profit margins and they don't look at keeping the overheads low.
What drives you in business?
The adrenalin pumping excitement that success gives, I love responsible risk
taking, I love competition and I love winning and being the best.
What is success to you?
You really judge success in a business by being profitable, you have to look at it in a monetary way.
What piece of advice would you give to entrepreneurs who are looking to
start or grow their own business?
Ask for advice and model the success of others. Find someone who is successful and ask for advice.
Surround yourself with quality people, people who know more than you. My success is a direct reflection of the people I have mixed with over time, modelling others who are successful, keeping focused and asking lots of great questions.
Alex Pirouz is the founder of RIDC Advisory Pty Ltd. A Business and Sales Advisory firm partnering with Australia's largest and fastest growing companies to further increase their revenue. Find out more about Alex and RIDC Advisory here.
Author: Alex Pirouz - RIDC Advisory Centre


Hello my name is Mark Duisters and I came across allot of people having problems with getting audio from the machine's microphone.
I have made a ready to use script, just place it on an empty GameObject and you are good to go.
Call MicInput.loudness to get the audio data in a float format. (this can be used for scaling objects, chaning color, etc...).
Call gameObject.Find("MicInput").SendMessage("StopMicrophone"); This will terminate any data coming trough the mic in-game.
Call gameObject.Find("MicInput").SendMessage("StartMicrophone"); to start the mic from an external script (you don't need to call this as it is already running by default).
Note! StartMicrophone can only be called in the start function of a script (as that is the point where the mic is selected).
To use this script across all languages place it in the standard assets folder (not your own asset folder).
You are free to use this script under the creative commons restriction policy handled by the unify community.
This script can also be downloaded from the asset store under the name Mic Control (still pending for clearance).
Note that some functions are script depended, for instance the java version does not have a push to talk option.
~ Hold To Talk: Hold down a button to activate the mic.
~ Push To Talk: Press a button once to activate the mic, and press it again to stop it.
~ Constant Talk: The microphone will constantly be activated.
- Improved the GUI functionality built into the script.
- Editor GUI now shows which mic you are using.
- Expanded the editor functionality: now you can choose the audio device which you want to use. Up to 6 devices are supported.
If no device is found at the selected slot then the script will spit out an error message.
- Added ShowDeviceName toggle. If true it wil print the device name and slot number to the console.
- Changed naming of several inputs to be more clear.
- Added Source volume selection.(converted from djfunkey).
- Added ingame menu (selected by user whether he wants to use it or not).(converted from djfunkey).
- Added memory cleaning to prevent audio lag, both in java and C#(djfunkey).
1: An Editor menu and an ingame menu so the user/player can pick the microphone they wish to use (handy if hey have a web-cam microphone, and a headset microphone).
2: The user can now adjust the volume of their microphone, it will also affect the loudness variable proportionally.
3: If there is only 1 device detected it will make that device default.
4: Call input data from any script trough MicInput.loudness.
5: Option for showing all device names in the console + debugging option for visually reading the input data.
6: Option to listen to your audio input by toggling the mute button.
Example: var Myfloat:float=MicInput.loudness; This could be used to detect when a player is speaking, breathing or to implement interactive environments. Good luck and have fun.
//Select the microphone you want to use (supported up to 6 to choose from). If the device has number 1 in the console, you should select default as it is the first defice to be found.
//lowers performance allot, it is best to leave it at 256.
//if you only need the data stream values  check Mute, if you want to hear yourself ingame don't check Mute.
//set timer for refreshing memory.
if (Microphone.devices.Length > 1 && micSelected == false)//If there is more than one device, choose one.
audio.Play(); // Play the audio source!
The Editor Script for the C# version is below.
3: The user can choose from 3 settings: PushtToTalk, HoldToTalk, ConstantTalk. These determine what the user has to do for the microphone to be activated.
4: If there is only 1 device detected it will make that device default.
5: Call microphone data from any script with MicrophoneInput.loudness.
7: You can set how often the michrophone RAM is flushed.
if (Microphone.devices.Length > 1 && GuiSelectDevice == true || micSelected == false)//If there is more than one device, choose one.
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#include "ArrowOverlay.h"
#include "utils/Drawing.h"

namespace Visualization {

ITEM_COMMON_DEFINITIONS(ArrowOverlay, "item")

ArrowOverlay::ArrowOverlay(Item* arrowFrom, Item* arrowTo, const StyleType* style)
	: Super{{arrowFrom, arrowTo}, style}
{
}

void ArrowOverlay::paint(QPainter *painter, const QStyleOptionGraphicsItem *, QWidget *)
{
	Drawing::drawArrow(painter, lineFrom_, lineTo_, painter->pen(), painter->pen(),
					   invertArrow_, !invertArrow_, 1);
}

void ArrowOverlay::determineChildren(){}

void ArrowOverlay::updateGeometry(int, int)
{
	invertArrow_ = false;
	//Find the space the line will occupy in the scene
	auto first = firstAssociatedItem();
	auto second = secondAssociatedItem();
	auto leftTopCorner = QPoint(
				std::min(first->scenePos().x() + first->widthInLocal(), second->scenePos().x() + second->widthInLocal()),
				std::min(first->scenePos().y() + first->heightInLocal() / 2, second->scenePos().y() + second->heightInLocal() / 2));
	auto rightBottomCorner = QPoint(
				std::max(first->scenePos().x(), second->scenePos().x()),
				std::max(first->scenePos().y() + first->heightInLocal() / 2, second->scenePos().y() + second->heightInLocal() / 2));

	setPos(leftTopCorner.x(), leftTopCorner.y());
	setSize(rightBottomCorner.x() - leftTopCorner.x(),
			rightBottomCorner.y() - leftTopCorner.y());

	//Find the actual starting and end points of the line in local coordinates
	if (first->scenePos().x() > second->scenePos().x())
	{
		auto temp = second;
		second = first;
		first = temp;
		invertArrow_ = true;
	}
	lineFrom_ = QPoint(first->scenePos().x() + first->widthInLocal() - leftTopCorner.x(),
					   first->scenePos().y() + first->heightInLocal() / 2 - leftTopCorner.y());
	lineTo_ = QPoint(second->scenePos().x() - leftTopCorner.x(),
					 second->scenePos().y() + second->heightInLocal() / 2 - leftTopCorner.y());
}

}

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In an oscommerce site on the [url removed, login to view] page you have 9 items listed. They are the newest ones you have added. I have a site that will sell software for PDA's and cell phones but alot of the items are also demo's or freeware. I want the ability that when i add a product, if i make the price of it $0.00 that oscommerce will automatically add a button underneath the product name / description.
This will mean that there must be some modification to the admin side as well that will add a field for this information when adding a new product. I have chosen the 20-100 range for the project on here but that is negotiable so send me a pm if your bid is higher and the reasons why it is please.
Also before payment is made i will expect to see a working demo on your server with the ability for me to add a product from the admin side to make sure it is what i wanted.


Police are looking for witnesses after a 17-year-old boy was chased and stabbed in Preston.
It happened just before 5pm yesterday (Sunday, April 7th) - close to B&M Bargains on Carlisle Street.
Three teenagers, aged around 15 to 18, chased a 17-year-old boy from Preston and attacked him. He was stabbed in the back and had his bike stolen.
The Air Ambulance were called, who took the boy to Blackpool Victoria Hospital, where he is being treated. His injuries are not thought to be life threatening.
You can call 101 quoting incident number 1095 or email ForceControlRoom@lancashire.pnn.police.uk. Independent charity Crimestoppers can be contacted anonymously on 0800555111 or online at crimestoppers-uk.org.


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définition - Punk_Goes_Crunk
Punk Goes Crunk
Compilation album by "Punk Goes..."
Pop punk, rapcore
AbsolutePunk.net (53%) link
Allmusic link
Scene Point Blank link
Unglued Reviews (Unfavourable) link
"Punk Goes..." chronology
Punk Goes Acoustic 2
(2007) Punk Goes Crunk
(2008) Punk Goes Pop 2
Punk Goes Crunk is the seventh compilation album in the Punk Goes... series released by Fearless Records. The album is composed of popular hip hop songs performed by rock bands. It contains songs from the canceled Yo! Indie Rock Raps compilation album from Immortal Records.[citation needed]
Original performer
1. "Put Yo Hood Up" Set Your Goals Lil Jon 4:59
2. "Got Your Money" Say Anything Ol' Dirty Bastard 4:15
3. "I Wish" The Secret Handshake Skee-Lo 2:52
4. "Men in Black" Forever the Sickest Kids Will Smith 3:05
5. "California Love" My American Heart 2Pac 4:16
6. "I Wanna Love You" The Maine Akon 3:03
7. "Kryptonite (I'm on It)" E-manuel Purple Ribbon All-Stars 4:30
8. "The Seed" Person L The Roots 4:22
9. "Still Fly" The Devil Wears Prada Big Tymers 4:55
10. "Umbrella" All Time Low Rihanna 3:50
11. "Notorious Thugs" Scary Kids Scaring Kids The Notorious B.I.G. 7:23
12. "Nuthin' but a 'G' Thang" The Escape Frame Dr. Dre 3:30
13. "Gin and Juice" Hot Rod Circuit Snoop Dogg 3:44
14. "Hey Ya!" Lorene Drive OutKast 4:24
15. "Tennessee" New Found Glory Arrested Development 4:05
Punk Goes...
Metal • Pop • Acoustic • 80's • 90's • Acoustic 2 • Crunk • Pop 2 • Classic Rock
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New independent review into private rental sector now underway
Posted on May 8, 2017 at 11:05 am
There is to be a new high-level and independent review of the private rental sector in England.
The Nationwide Foundation is funding the University of York to conduct the probe to establish broadly whether the sector meets the needs of tenants, and whether the string of fiscal and regulation changes now underway will help the sector operate more effectively.
The Centre for Housing Policy at the University of York will carry out the work, which will be led by Julie Rugg and David Rhodes – authors of The Private Rented Sector: Its Contribution and Potential back in 2008, more popularly called the Rugg Review.
Interested stakeholders and industry experts will be invited to submit evidence to the review in due course. The completed work is expected to be published in the summer of next year.
In addition to the review, the Nationwide Foundation has also funded another separate piece of research to be carried out by the same academic team. This will assess the extent that the private rented sector meets the housing needs of vulnerable tenants. This will be published alongside the main review.
"It's clear to me that while recent changes to the private rented sector have been significant, particularly around its size and the wide-ranging circumstances of the tenants living in it, unfortunately these changes are not at all well understood" says Helen Hayes MP, a member of the all-party parliamentary group on Housing and Planning.
"The 2008 Rugg Review work was extremely useful and well-regarded, so I warmly welcome this opportunity for it to be revisited, giving politicians and policymakers an up-to-date and robust picture. I expect this review of the sector to pave the way for meaningful policy changes and interventions" she adds.
Leigh Pearce, chief executive of the Nationwide Foundation says a new review is urgently needed "to provide a comprehensive picture of the private rented sector, as there is little agreement about what is truly happening."
He says both landlords and tenants are demonised. "We see a sector that is providing homes for those who have been homeless while at the same time, people are being made homeless from the sector" says Pearce.
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5lorette » Movie » Inferno im Moor (1976)
Inferno im Moor (1976) HD online
Category: Movie / Horror / Thriller
Original Title: Death Weekend
Director: William Fruet
Writers: William Fruet
Budget: CAD 500,000
A rich playboy has a large house in the countryside. One weekend he invites a fashion model. On his way to the house, he drives past a gang of crazy young men. The men find out where the house is and begin to terrorize the couple.
Cast overview:
Brenda Vaccaro - Diane
Don Stroud - Lep
Chuck Shamata - Harry
Richard Ayres - Runt
Kyle Edwards - Frankie
Don Granbery - Stanley (as Don Granberry)
Ed McNamara - Spragg
Michael Kirby - Ralph
Richard Donat - Policeman
Denver Mattson - Smokey
Al Bernardo - Mr. Doobie
Roselle Stone - Mrs. Doobie
Elaine Yarish - Campground Girl
Actress Brenda Vaccaro was apprehensive about taking the role of Diane. She had just been offered a role in a TV series before this film and worried that appearing in a violent movie might ruin her image. She went ahead and took the risk.
The film was released by AIP in the USA under the title 'The House by the Lake'. The distributors felt under that particular title it would be more marketable as Wes Craven's similarly-themed film La última casa a la izquierda (1972) had been such a hit.
Despite being described as an "appalling orgy of destruction" by the 1976 August Bulletin the film was passed relatively intact by the BBFC after a personal visit by Brenda Vaccaro to chief censor James Ferman to plead for a certificate. Some of the female examiners on the board described the film's violence as "acceptable, even justifiable" and the only UK cut made to the movie was the removal of the word "cunt".
Writer/director William Fruet actually based the film off of a true story that took place in Canada. The crime that inspired it involved a dentist whose home was invaded by thugs he had angered, just like the plot of the film.
William Fruet actually wrote the film several years earlier, but didn't pursue shooting it at the time because Perros de paja (1971) had just came out and he feared Death Weekend would be viewed as an imitator of that film.
William Fruet said the inspiration for the road-attack opening of the movie was based off of an actual event he was involved in. Fruet and a friend were once driving the back roads of Alberta, Canada when they were harassed by a car load of drunken thugs that tried to wreck them. The event inspired Fruet to write Death Weekend.
Stars Don Stroud and Brenda Vaccaro actually went on to date for several years after working together on this film.
At one point Harry says that the suicide rate among dentists is exceptionally high: this is purely a myth.
Originally entitled Death Weekend by its Canadian makers this film was renamed "The House By the Lake" to be paired for a double feature release with The Last House on the Left (1972) in America. Canadian audiences and some subsequent video releases still know this film by the original Death Weekend title though.
AIP had a more graphic shot of Diane cutting Runt's throat edited from the movie at the insistence of the MPAA.
A rather grisly shot of Frankie's body after being burned by Diane in the boathouse was cut from the film. Censors demanded that the movie be toned down on graphic violence for before its release. Unedited versions of Death Weekend purportedly still exist, but have yet to be released to video.
Movie / Horror / Thriller1976 Brenda Vaccaro Don Stroud Chuck Shamata William Fruet
Reviews: [24]
Tisicai
This is a lesser-known entry into the backwoods brutality genre of films started by the classic DELIVERANCE. Derivative exploitation, but pretty good nonetheless. Please note that a majority of the reviews listed for this film (also known as THE HOUSE BY THE LAKE) are littered with errors in the who, what and where of the storyline... so let me set the record straight, at least based on my own viewing of the rare Japanese VHS release. Fashion model Diane (BRENDA VACCARO) accompanies her playboy-swinger-dentist friend Harry (CHUCK SHAMATA) to his country house to join several others for a weekend-long party. On the way, he allows her to take the wheel of his souped-up Corvette and she challenges a gang of hillbilly hoodlums into a dangerous road chase, which ends with the four miscreants crashing their hot rod Camaro off the road and into a creek bed. The Vette leaves them in the dust... speeding away. The menacing gang leader Lep (veteran DON STROUD) swears vengeance on the pair, especially the woman driver. Up at the house, Diane is observed by Harry (the voyeur) via a two-way mirror taking off her clothes and nude in the shower. Nice guy this Harry. Not surprisingly, Diane soon discovers that there are no other guests coming up to the lake for the big "party" weekend. She also realizes that sleazy Harry just wants a quickie sex romp and another notch on his belt. Meanwhile, the psychotics in the Camaro are causing havoc all over town, nearly killing a local man of the law, in search of the two in the black Corvette. Of course, the vicious thugs eventually arrive at the lake house, terrorizing Diane and Harry, and really begin messing up the place. Two of the gang members even take Harry's expensive speedboat for a spin out on the lake and kill some drunken hicks in a rowboat, who were actually on their way to help the endangered couple. When Harry the dentist is revealed to be a bit of a wimp, the chaos really begins to ramp up. Diane in desperation, takes matters into her own hands and begins to exact her revenge, but not before she is sexually assaulted by Lep, the crazed ringleader... and dry-humped by one the creepy gang flunkies while locked in one of the rooms of the house. Strangely enough, the ending of this film has a bit of an ambiguous tone. You'll have to watch it for yourself to see what I'm talking about. Recommended backwoods brutal shocker that is destined for Z-Grade glory. ///thechooper
Clonanau
Rich playboy (Chuck Shamata) and his 'supposed weekend fling' (Brenda Vaccaro) embark in some road rage with four thugs. The thugs track them down at their weekend mansion, then a weekend of terror begins.
A well acted and directed thriller that will have you on the edge of your seat. Not as violent as other similar titles such as 'Last House on the Left', 'Fight for your Life', and 'Late Night Trains' but far more exciting.
A film well worthy of a re-release.
Cashoutmaster
"Death Weekend" begins with a sleazy super rich dentist on the way to his country mansion with a buxom beauty in tow.The dentist has actually deceived Brenda Vaccaro into the country weekend foray-the sole purpose of the trip is to enjoy his latest conquest.On their way in their car the couple come across four hillbillies who start hassling the couple and chasing them in their car.Vaccaro manages to leave 'em behind.The enraged goons vows to extract revenge.The orgy of mindless violence begins in the dentists mansion...William Fruet's "Death Weekend" is an ugly and brutal rape and revenge flick inspired by "Straw Dogs" and "Last House on the Left".The most surprising fact is that it was banned as the video nasty in UK.The acting is great,the atmosphere is suitably sleazy and there is enough violence to keep fans of grimy exploitation flicks entertained.Give this one a look.9 out of 10.
Sardleem
"Death Weekend" is a more complex film than it appears on the surface.
The violence is initially against Harry's property which he values more than anything else. Even though Diane has spurned him one gets the impression that he considers her his property too. Her resilience against the grotesque mob of ugly greasers is exhilarating to watch and is comparable to the revenge actions that take place in the later "I Spit On Your Grave".
The film's closing images are unnerving, keeping in tone with the somewhat excessive terror factor of the second half.
Stroud and Vaccaro are excellent.
'Weekend' starring Brenda Vaccaro is a lesser known entry in the rape-revenge sub-genre. It doesn't have the blood lust that most of the flicks do, in fact there isn't a whole lot of the red stuff at all (even less in many of the existing home video prints such as the Vestron version I saw). But 'Weekend' does have an above average atmosphere and the performances by the whole cast are solid. Don Stroud plays the lead baddie who just couldn't take being out driven by a girl in the beginning (a pretty well done car chase sequence) and eventually tracks down Vaccaro at a nice vacation lodge. Hardcore exploitation fans may find 'Death Weekend' to be a bit 'boring' but that may appeal to those who don't like films with an 'extreme' edge to them.
Mikarr
A sleazy lothario dentist has brought a chick to his country retreat, under the false pretense that there's a party, when he really just wants her to be his next conquest. She's none to pleased on hearing this and an argument ensues. However, their argument pales when they are menaced by a quartet of scuzzy degenerates, who proceed to turn their weekend into a nightmare...
Death Weekend is a misleading film, in the sense that any fan of exploitation will probably feel short changed, as in regards to content, it's pretty tame indeed.
A film more interested in character exploration, it also takes its time to build to its effective and tense climax.
I went into Death Weekend expecting a nasty exploitative shocker but what I got was a solid enough well made film in its own right.
A recommended film for those seeking something just a little bit more offbeat, but again, exploitation fans should be aware that this will not be what they're expecting, and some may be underwhelmed by its slow burning style and tame content. I quite liked it overall though, and found its climax fairly gripping. A solid enough revenge film overall, and worth checking out.
Ffrlel
Solidly-done, low-budget thriller from Canada is a great tale of survival.
In route to their weekend get away, a woman and her gentleman friend anger a gang of thugs and end up paying for it.
Death Weekend is a little known thriller, which is a shame since it's a good entry in the vengeance/exploitation genre. While Death Weekend isn't as violent or disturbing as Last House on the Left (1972) or I Spit on Your Grave (1978), it does possess a powerful tension and makes for a pretty strong watch. Director William Fruet gives this film tight action and dark, suspenseful atmosphere. It does have the occasional burst of shocking violence - especially during the terrifically intense climax.
The films two stars are a strong point as well. Brenda Vaccaro is great as a victim trying to survive. She is an excellent actress and shows it well in this film. Also excellent is villain Don Stroud. Stroud has a powerful kind of presence in this film as the ruthless, but not unattractive leader of the gang.
Death Weekend is a nicely edgy shocker that deserves a wider audience. For thriller, exploitation fans it's worth finding!
*** out of ****
MrDog
Harry is on his way to a country holiday home with his new ex-model girlfriend, Diane when they cross paths with a rowdy car-full of drunken yahoos who try to intimidate them. After the couple run them off the road and ruin the suspension on their car, they are tracked to their country lair with the angry men proceeding to invade this picuresque idyll.
Violence and rape ensues as the hillbilly gang seek revenge. In the course of events Harry is actually killed and Diane is raped when trying to escape. But then Diane turns the tables single-handedly and in brutal fashion.
They are elements of both Last House on the Left and Straw Dogs within this film's premise (in the UK, this film played as part of a double bill with the latter film) but theres also enough to distinguish Death Weekend from these two films. Theres a strong feeling of the 'haves vs have nots' thats interesting. The hillbilly gang see what they don't have within the house and their lives and instinctively seek to destroy and tarnish it.
Also, this isn't a case of the good vs the bad- when Diane arrives at the house by the lake she very quickly realises that Harry is a slimeball personified. Hes a swinger who has invited Diane to the house for one reason and that isn't holding hands and going for long walks. We see him taking pictures of Diane as she gets undressed and showers as the mirrors in the swingers paradise masquerading as a country house are all two-way. Diane finds out this later when one of the gang stumbles upon the pictures that the pervert Harry has taken unbeknownst to her.
Also, just before the gang invades the house Diane is just about to leave as she learns that although Harry had told her that there were other guests who would be joining them, in fact this was a lie. Harry appears to be just as repellent as the gang members who are just about to kick the door in- its just his social class that separates him from them.
This film is also made noteworthy by the cast with Brenda Vacarro and Don Stroud deserving special mention.
A very good film that deserves a really good Blu ray release. In fact, this would be ideal for Scream Factory.
Fhois
I really was not expecting anything spectacular when going into this film. By the time i'd seen this, i'd seen virtually all of the murder/revenge films and just about everything that involved a group of chaotic thugs who terrorize some normal people, who in turn end up fighting back or trying to escape, and they pretty much all were cheap exploitative dribble that was wholly unrealistic and poorly layed out. This movie on the other hand does some things differently that elevate it above pretty much all the rest aside from "Deliverance" and "Straw Dogs" which I'm not sure fall into the same category anyways. A movie like this can never surpass "Straw dogs" who's plot allowed for much more meaning and emotional depth, done so perfectly, where the violence also inevitably seemed more plausible the way it played out.
The film opens with a very spectacular car chase where the thugs are harassing the dentist and his model companion who is at the wheel. Pretty soon I was saying to myself "come on.... no other cars use this road?" and then CRASH. Finally the scene ends with the thugs landing in a ditch as the dentist and model drive off, having completely disgraced them, setting off a desperate need for revenge in the thug leader. The film had delivered a very convincing opening act, and from this point I had the sense that this director knew what he was doing.
It' the little things that are all at play which end up making the film much more convincing than lesser efforts. For example, when the leader opens up pretending to be nice and reasonable with the dentist in a very sardonic way, and his 3 comrades are snickering at it, as characters they all seem so believable, and this scene really does get across a foreboding sense of bad things to come, as we have already been shown just how fierce the leader can be.
One scene that I found to be a huge detractor was where the drunken gas store workers were killed by the thugs with the dentists boat. Firstly it was very coincidental that they borrowed the dentist's boat at this propitious moment, but more importantly, the way that they taunted and tormented the dentist and model, and the way tension grew and grew was so successful, that it seemed very much like a situation of bad luck, and one thing leading to another, though when we see them so callously murder these 2 people on the boat, it destroys much of that very well produced tension, because it means they were going to kill the dentist and model from the very beginning and the fate was sealed.
The unfolding chain of death at the end was again, much better executed than in most movies of this type, though still as usual, a little contrived that the shed trap would work so perfectly, that the 2nd last thug would stumble into quicksand and die, while the model avoided the same fate. One thing that I think certainly could have been better handled was the transition from night to day. I would have loved to see shots of the sun rising, of the model shivering in the night, waiting for morning. Regardless, the final showdown between the model and the leader is quite intense, and I love the added irony that the wounded dentist ran off to the car the night earlier after being shot, but died in the car, as he had no car keys, though luckily for the model she learned how to hot-wire cars.
The ending shot of the movie can only be described as extremely bizarre, and its so very perverted in the a sado-masochistic sense of what it implies. In terms of drama and meaning, as with the rest of the film, it really does not delve beyond the mere surface, but it does serve as a final jolt to the viewer saying: Not a masterpiece, but this movie definitely has enough thought and effort put into it to place it above average sleazy schlock like "Last House On The Left" or "I Spit On Your Grave"
Tojahn
Death Weekend is a Powerful atmospheric Film. Its a Basic story of a Rich Dentist who loves himself and his money too much. He Brings a fashion Model with him to his country getaway house for the weekend but the pair both have to fight for survival after 4 thugs follow them back to their secluded isolated Country Retreat and hold them captive. The film is Entertaining showing the interaction between The Thugs and the couple. Chuck Shamata plays the dentist who just loves his materialistic possessions and money so much. He has a beautiful house filled with expensive collectibles and furniture. His ego is that of a man who cares for no one but himself and this is evident later in the film when his partner's life and well being is threatened by the thugs who want to rape her and bash her around. The dentist only gets upset and tries to act when his house and possessions are threatened by destruction.
Don Stroud , a Favourite actor of mine has one of his finest hours on film as the leader of the thugs named "Lep". He is really Mean and Violent towards anyone , even his own gang and plays his character with lots of Coolness and Menace. To me , he is a Very bad person but he also shows us in a rare scene or two that he has some feeling towards the fashion model and his behaviour towards her is maybe not purely for the purpose of committing rape.While they are alone in the garden shed after she tries to escape , He stops trying to Rape her after she stops resisting him with her fists and arms , he stops the rape.Then he gently tries to touch her face and kiss her as they are both standing up. She rejects him with a slap in the face and then he hits her but its an interesting scene.A few images of This scene is also cut to at the end of the film after she kills "Lep" by running over him with a car. There is a quick shot of Lep smiling at her in the grassy field and then another cut to the kiss he tried to give her in the shed after she stopped fighting with him. I felt the Director was trying to say something about Lep's character and that he was not entirely all bad as a person. Maybe just a bit lonely and in need of good woman that he wanted to love. Maybe he didn't have to die. The Film has plenty of good scenes. I really liked watching the 4 thugs drink all the alcohol in the house and run amok. They get drunk ,Throw Beer on each other and all around the place ,Act Stupid , Make a Mess ,Vomit , fart and make total idiots of themselves as they totally intimidate and show no respect for the dentist's house.Lep questions the dentist's vast materialism with his house and possessions and labels it all crap. This is funny and it builds to a very dramatic scene where Stroud and his men no longer show any restraint and totally go crazy and start trashing the whole house and furniture to bits. They smash and destroy everything they can yelling , screaming and laughing. Its very funny to see these four morons totally lose it and shows they enjoy acting crazy.
My Girlfriend watched this film with me and had a real hate for Don Stroud's Lep Character and the 3 other men in his gang. She couldn't wait to see them get killed by the Fashion model. They play very evil, sleazy men and act like filthy animals. The Director really portrayed the thugs as very low class human beings. Actually some of the worst thugs i've seen on film ever. Their behaviour is so low life.
Death Weekend is a real 70s Classic. A great Well Paced Thriller with some good Performances. The film is sleazy with its characters but there is no graphic nudity or rape scenes. Overall Well Directed.
Stroud and Brenda Vaccaro are Great and Carry this film....
Dorilune
In the 1970s, a handful of films like Straw Dogs, Death Wish and Last House on the Left pushed back a few cinematic boundaries. They also provided inspiration for many copycat movies - titles like Vengeance Is Mine, I Spit On Your Grave, The Visitors, Death Hunt and Death Weekend. The latter of these - Death Weekend - is a Canadian thriller produced by a certain Ivan Reitman (who would go on to become a director of box office juggernauts like the two Ghostbusters flicks and Kindergarten Cop). It is a fairly forgettable siege thriller with a few moments of gore and an interestingly resourceful heroine.
Diane (Brenda Vaccaro) and Harry (Chuck Shamata) are on their way to a remote house. Harry is a self-obsessed and successful dentist who owns the house. He spends most of his time buying objects to gratify his wealth, without realising their true value. Diane is his latest conquest (she doesn't know it, but she's just one in a long line of weekend flings for Harry). En route to the house the couple are subjected to a scary road rage ordeal at the hands of four drunken hoodlums, led by the foul-mouthed, foul-minded Lep (Don Stroud). Diane successfully out-drives the unpleasant foursome and causes them to crash. However, Lep tracks them down to their secluded love nest and, aided by his cronies, subjects them to an even more degrading and sadistic ordeal.
Vaccaro is far too good an actress for a sleazy, violent exploitation flick such as this. She gives a good performance, as you would expect, but it's wasted on the repellent material. Stroud also registers strongly as a deplorable villain, and Shamata is OK as the vain, heartless playboy. For gorehounds there are some worthwhile moments - the highlight being a chilling throat slashing scene - but it's a long wait until the nasty stuff gets underway. Death Weekend is essentially an intentionally mean-spirited thriller. It offers the lingering threat of rape as a form of entertainment, and asks us to enjoy scenes of drunken abuse, degradation, destruction, idiocy, and graphic murder. Ultimately, the unpleasantness becomes a turn-off. The thoughtfulness of Straw Dogs and the black humour of Death Wish is nowhere to be found. This is just unpleasantness for its own sake.... and that's just NOT what movies are all about.
I will throw "Death Weekend" (aka "House by the Lake") a bone as far as its influence over future revenge flicks is concerned ("I Spit on Your Grave" and "House on the Edge of the Park" come to mind), but truth be told, it can't touch the grand-daddy of them all: "Last House on the Left." It blatantly borrows from that film (and, to a lesser extent, "A Clockwork Orange") and mixes it up into a volatile yet shallow experience. While Don Stroud makes a fittingly vicious ringleader, his character is ill-defined (he's just really, really MEAN) and his 'droogs' are just too goofy at times. "Death Weekend" does deliver in the suspense department, and the pace keeps moving along, but it's strictly second-rate material. Yet those seeking a lean and mean revenge flick (and are familiar with the aforementioned above) will probably find much to like here.
JoldGold
i wouldn't call this movie a horror movie in the usual sense.it's certainly a thriller,and it is terrifying.it's a lot like deliverance but it takes place an isolated area,with no none around for miles,except the psychopaths and their victims.this is a very disturbing movie,with lots of very coarse,and crude sexual language and strong sexual references.but the most disturbing thing is that the events could happen as they did in the movie.it's very authentic.the performances are terrific from everyone and the intensity is through the roof in this one.if you're squeamish or don't like strong language or sexual references,you might want to avoid this movie.once it gets going,it doesn't let up.but for me,Death Weekend is an 8/10
Sinredeemer
Death Weekend is set in the Canadian wilderness where rich dentist Harry has a huge isolated mansion 10 square miles from anything or anyone, he has invited pretty model Diane (Brenda Vaccaro) there for the weekend. On the way Diane insists on driving his flashy Corvette & gets involved in an ugly road rage incident with Lep (Don Stroud) & his gang of thugs, Stanley (Don Granberry), Frankie (Kyle Edwards) & Runt (Richard Ayres) which ends up with Lep's pride & joy parked in a ditch in a stream. Harry & Diane continue their journey to his place while Lep & his buddies are left understandably upset by being humiliated by a woman, they decide to get even & teach Diane a lesson so follow them to Harry's house where the nightmare starts...
This Canadian production was written & directed William Fruet & is a decent piece of sleaze although while I liked it I didn't love it. The script is your basic backwoods brutality exploitation film where some city folk are given a harsh lesson by some inbred retards. Interestingly Death Weekend paints all of it's male leads as scum, even Harry who likes to take nude photo's of his female guests from behind a two way mirror in their bathroom. This actually doesn't lead anywhere & nothing significant is made of it but I found it quite an odd subplot. On the exploitation front this is actually quite tame, there are two attempted rapes unless a rape can be committed while both parties remain fully clothed & it seems to want to spend more time on Lep & his mate's wrecking Harry's expensive house. The character's are OK but I didn't think Lep & his gang came across as anything more than one dimensional pantomime villains, Harry tried to bribe his way out of trouble rather than do anything proactive, Diane as expected suddenly turns into a female commando who takes four big guys down by herself & I could have done without the two drunk comedy relief gas station attendants. Having said that it moves along at a nice pace, when it's good it's good & overall it's quite an effective piece of 'savage cinema'.
Director Fruet does a good job, the opening car chase scenes are pretty cool although he does tend to chicken out when Death Weekend threatens to get really nasty. There's a great 70's sleazy atmosphere to it which is priceless. I wasn't sure about the ending either as it just sort of finishes abruptly. There's not much gore, there's a cool slit throat & some blood splatter but nothing else.
Technically this is well made & has good production values, the location is nice enough & has decent cinematography. The tag line to Death Weekeend on it's theatrical artwork was 'It Began with a Rape. It Ended with a Massacre!' which I think is a bit misleading as it should more accurately have said 'It Began with a Road Rage Incident. It Ended with a Massacre!', then again that doesn't quite have the same ring about it. The acting is good from all involved.
Death Weekend may not be the best revenge flick ever but it's still a fine piece of Canadian sleaze that's worth a watch, you know they just don't make them like this anymore... shame really...
Vojar
"Death Weekend" – or "House by the Lake", which actually is a much more appropriate title in case you know a bit about the sub genre – is another obscure and unscrupulous rip-off of Wes Craven's "Last House on the Left", filmed without much of a budget but containing loads of extremely brutal and sadistic images. A stone-cold cult favorite, in other words, and a must-have for avid collectors of this genre even though the film itself features absolutely no originality or interesting story lines. The movie is pretty much identical to "House on the Edge of the Park", "Straw Dogs", "Night Train Murders", "I spit on your Grave" and "Last House on the Beach", yet all of them are worth tracking down since they represent pure terror and formidably portray the darkest side of human behavior and abuse of physical power. A wealthy dentist (who made a second profession out of luring gorgeous women to his remote mansion) and his love for the weekend encounter four savage macho men on their way to his...house by the lake. Frustrated by losing a car race, the four brutes track the couple down and invade the house. With no living soul around for miles, they can extendedly torture the dentist, demolish his house and sexually humiliate the female guest. It even takes one casualty before strong-minded Diane turns to deadly revenge. Of course, there isn't any fancy camera-work or sublime acting to enjoy here, but director William Fruet ("Funeral Home", "Spasms") maintains the disturbing tone and raw atmosphere throughout the entire movie. The lake area, with its primitive appeal and natural death traps, forms an excellent location for an exploitation movie like this and the fast car race at the opening of the film is rudimentary exciting. Diane's vengeance when approaching the climax is marvelous, with some of the coolest deaths ever (including a top-five grossest throat slit!). "House by the Lake" also has a fairly good soundtrack and it's interesting to know that one of the main producers was Ivan Reitman ("Ghostbusters", "Junior"), who also started his career as an exploitation filmmaker. Highly recommended!
Malann
As I watched this bootleg VHS film after downloading it from a P2P site I enjoyed every minute of it, and yes by the way that is probably the only way anyone can actually get a copy of this film. I remember seeing it on television when I was younger, well not that young I was probably in my 20's, and also on Canadian satellite television. But it always stuck with me as a none forgettable film of great acting, very lovable and hated characters at the same time.
I wish I had an actual DVD copy of this film, but it doesn't exist, why this is I do not know. The film gives us an insight of so much rage in a woman after she gets raped, but also is with a dentist than is a cocky jerk in the beginning.
Death Weekend aka House By The Lake is a great film and stands up beside Last House on the Left, and I Spit On Your Grave. I truly don't know why this film has such controversy behind it since all the films I mentioned have been released on DVD. I'm guessing because it's a Canadian rape revenge film that stand above the rest of this sort of genre. What ever the reason I recommend watching this film if you have the means to do so.
Fordrellador
This was simply a great 70s exploitation film. There were similarities to others I have seen, sure, and predictably perhaps, I Spit on Your Grave came to mind, but this movie does things quite differently and is the better for it. There's also no protracted, difficult-to-watch rape scene, so there's that, although it is possible to argue that this actually makes Death Weekend/house by the Lake more exploitative because it pulls its punches in showing you just how horrible a victimised woman can be treated by a group of horny, ignorant men. Nevertheless, I really had a good time with this (which you can't properly say about I Spit on Your Grave without feeling weird), and it was even a lot of fun. It's also full of familiar southern Ontario locations, as it was mostly shot in and around King City and Kleinberg. The former place has changed quite a bit since 1975, but you can still find some very nice, beautiful and roomy houses like the one that gets gloriously trashed in this film.
This movie is really about a strong woman pitting her wits against five guys. yes, five guys: her new boyfriend, harry, if you can even call him that, is a pathetic loser who cares for nothing but his property and money. To my mind he was the most despicable guy in the film, moreso than the hooligans who come after the unhappy couple. His motives are totally trashy and he comes across as a nasty bullshitter. Just hateful. The four home-invaders are ignorant and aggressive, but are by contrast, a bit relatable in a way, and I almost forgot what scum they were for a moment as I laughed and cheered them on as they wrecked the house and totally went to town smashing everything in sight, pouring beer everywhere and just seemingly having the time of their lives. Honestly, that was probably a selling point for the young actors in this movie. Their leader, though, is a bit of a calculating sort, and I did think the hint of Stockholm syndrome at the endd was a little misplaced. Then again, the movie is ambiguous enough about it that it shouldn't really piss anyone off, and there's after all no doubt that the guy is dead -- it was just a strange final scene to close on, as she remembers this guy and what he did and, seemingly, has a hint of regret about killing him.
The deaths though are generally well done and appropriate. Diane really kicks arse and the actor put in a great performance. She's a very tough female protagonist in a 70s movie and that's just a joy to see. Even the comic relief drunk guy was on point. This film did a great job with its cast of characters in a style that's perhaps not too recognised for such things. This is a great edition to the small but notable Canadian exploitation/horror canon and a bit of an unsung classic in the genre.
Harry (Chuck Shamata), a rich lothario dentist, invites model Diane (Brenda Vaccaro, who, at 37, is perhaps a little too old for the part) to spend the weekend with him at his remote lake-side mansion. On their way to the house, the couple have a run-in with four loutish locals who attempt to force their car off the road. After a high speed chase along winding dirt tracks, Brenda (who is at the wheel) succeeds in forcing the thugs to crash into a river. Peeved at having been bested by a woman, head thug Lep (Don Stroud) vows to find the couple and make them pay.
Tracking them to their weekend retreat, the gang terrorise the couple before finally killing Harry and raping Brenda. However, the feisty model eventually gets her revenge; she manages to escape from the house and proceeds to bump off her tormentors one-by-one.
Death Weekend, a violent rape/revenge thriller in the same vein as the infamous The Last House on the Left, contains all of the ingredients one might expect from such a film—a pretty protagonist, a gang of thoroughly vile bad guys, and violent retribution—but, thanks to particularly poor pacing and not enough in the way of graphic nastiness, winds up being less effective than many a movie from the same genre.
My main gripe with Death Weekend is that it takes ages to get going (an hour passes before the gang begin to kill and rape); whilst this admittedly gives us plenty of time to get to really hate Lep and Co. (a nasty bunch made all the more repulsive thanks to the way that they continually delight in mocking their victims with high pitched laughter), it doesn't leave enough time for a truly satisfying finalé.
Not only does Brenda dispatch all of the thugs in very quick succession, but she also does so in a fairly bloodless manner. Being a gore-hound, I wanted her to get real nasty, but instead of buckets of gore, we get a tame throat slashing, an immolation, a drowning, and death by car.
Death Weekend will definitely be of interest to fans of gritty, 'grindhouse' cinema, but I certainly wouldn't class it as essential viewing.
Duktilar
Anyone who has seen 'The Last House on the Left' will know exactly what to expect from this film, and indeed it's clear that Death Weekend has took a lot of influence from it's illustrious predecessor. In terms of Last House rip-off's, this probably isn't one of the best; but Death Weekend succeeds in drawing the audience into its premise, and overall - this is a hugely enjoyable slice of 'rape and revenge'. Directed by William Fruet and originating from Canada, the film certainly gives the Italian heavyweight nasties a run for their money, and provides a social commentary different to the one portrayed in Wes Craven's earlier famous shocker. The plot is thin and focuses more on characters than plot points. At the start, we are introduced to rich playboy dentist Harry, who takes a different woman home every weekend. This time he's got a model in tow, and the pair run into trouble on the road and end up getting into a car chase with four drunken men. Naturally, the action ends up back at the playboy's mansion, and pretty soon the pair are being held hostage by the unpredictable madmen.
The film was given the alternative title 'The House by the Lake' in an obvious attempt to cash in on Last House on the Left, and although the two are undoubtedly similar, this film plays out along different lines. Craven's film focused on ultra-violence, whereas this one manages a social commentary along the same lines as Dawn of the Dead and pokes fun at consumerism, as the playboy at the centre fears more for his house and material possessions than his own life and that of his companion. It's obvious that director William Fruet was restrained by his budget, but he still manages to implement a great atmosphere, which is more chaotic than many of the film's genre counterparts. This sort of film is obviously put on the back foot from the beginning as many will merely pass it off as another rip-off; but while the film may not be as nasty as some others, Death Weekend still succeeds at doing what it set out to do; namely, delivering a raw film with gratuitous nastiness and violence. The acting isn't up to much, although everyone does an adequate job of portraying their characters, and while this might not be a 'great' genre film; it's certainly a very good one.
Hunaya
June 2014: This movie is currently available on Comcast/Xfinity On Demand (as part of the "Fearnet" free movies) as DEATH WEEKEND.
The Comcast version is slightly different than the Vestron Video version available on VHS in the United States. First, the American International logo is missing at the beginning, and is replaced by "A Cinepix Video Presentation." More significantly, the climactic throat-slashing scene is more explicit than in the Vestron Video release. Here, we see a longer shot of Diane wielding the piece of glass; two lingering shots of Runt's slashed throat, including Runt grasping his throat as blood spurts through his fingers; and Diane being splattered with blood. All of these shots are missing from the Vestron version.
Grotilar
Devoid of the directorial brio that graced Russ Meyer's off-the-wall essays in violence, 'Death Weekend' remains an inglorious example of cinema at its ugliest.
Vicious, joyless, witless and pointless, it is one long contrivance of outrage, a uni-dimensional affair which having discovered the Newtonian principle of the greater the action, the greater the reaction, proceeds to exploit it with tedious predictability.
There are no insights into the human condition, though a great many into the minds of those responsible. Stroud, who until this dross had the potential to be a cinema headliner, must look back now and wonder if his career wasn't buried along with so much else at The House by the Lake. As for Fruett, consignment to the world of TV episodes seems charitable.
See it and be demeaned.
Unh
I'd never heard of William Fruet when I saw this film with Brenda Viccaro and Don Stroud back in '76 when it was released but I was struck by the resemblance to Sam Peckinpah's Straw dogs in both the story line and the violent action. None of the other faces have stuck with me to any great extent but, as other reviewers here have noted, Viccaro and Stroud stand out in their respective performances. Yes, the story will appeal to the more politically correct shoot'em/beat'em up fan (if indeed any exist), as the final message is that an independent woman will take no guff off a bunch of nasty, randy dudes and there is truth to the old adage, "Hell hath no fury like a woman...pi**ed." Stroud and Viccaro do indeed make the film. The sleaze ball orthodontist who just wants to have an orgy for the weekend and gets his come-upence from a pack of even sleazier balls, veteran character actor Chuck Shamata is the only other character I can remember. But, like the earlier Peckinpah classic, Straw Dogs, this film does stick in the memory.
Savvy model Brenda Vaccaro, on a weekend date with a dentist she hardly knows, runs a car full of drunken thugs off the road; they vow revenge. Repugnant, unpleasant Canadian-made B-movie, though admittedly well-made and well-acted of its type, slipped by virtually unnoticed in 1976, this due in part to several films with similar scenarios already in circulation (and more were to follow). By having Vaccaro's date (a wealthy womanizer--and Peeping Tom to boot!) turn out to be as loathsome as the surly gang who invades the house by the lake, writer-director William Fruet seems to be making an ironic point on the thin line between rich creeps and poor creeps. Either way, it's still 75 minutes of watching creeps...and waiting for La Vaccaro to turn the tables on them. *1/2 from ****
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The event we co-sponsored on April 25th got a nice write-up on Kaiser's website: When Ramon Queseda, MD, told his patient Linda Teichman that exercise could help her Parkinson's symptoms, she was skeptical. But she followed his advice anyway. Today, the Los Altos, Calif. woman is a model patient: She exercises five days a week, at least two more times than before her diagnosis a year ago. She says she's stronger now.
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Bandhavgarh National Park is one of the popular national parks in India located in the Umaria district of Madhya Pradesh. Bandhavgarh is a legendry place and is having mythological importance. Bandhav + Garh, 'Bandhav' in English means the brother and Garh means the fort, so the name of bandhavgarh means the brother fort. The name of the reserve was due to the presence of ancient fort on the mountain. It was believed that lord Rama has gifted the fort to his younger brother lord lakshmana. This park has a large biodiversity. The density of the tiger population at Bandhavgarh is one of the highest known in India. The park has a large breeding population of Leopards, and various species of deer. Maharaja Sachin Singh Baghel of Rewa captured a white tiger in this region in 1951. This white tiger, Mohan, is now stuffed and on display in the palace of the Maharajas of Rewa.
All Participants have to report at the Pune Railway Station on platform No. 1 at Comesum Restaurant at 7.30 am. Depart from Pune to Mumbai by Pragati Express (Train No 12126) (2S) at 7.50 am. Reach Mumbai at 11.15 am. (Mumbai Participants can Join at CST Station at their Own arrangements.) Move to Jabalpur by Jabalpur Garibrath Express (12188) 1.30 pm.
Reach Jabalpur by 6.00 am. Refresh in a Train. After breakfast we will proceed for Bhedaghat, it is situated by the side of river Narmada and is 20 kms from Jabalpur city. It is famous for the Huge Dhuadhar Falls and Boating in Narmada river which flows through Marble Rocks. Move to Bandhavgad by A.C. Innova OR Tavera. En-route we will take a lunch. Reach Bandhavgad around 03.00 pm. Welcome Drink (Non Alcoholic) on Arrival. After Room Allotment take a rest. In Evening Short Nature Trail in Buffer area. Campfire around 7.30 pm. Dinner by 8.30 pm. Good Night.
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Four Jungle Safaris within Bandhavgad by Open Gypsy.
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