Mary will go undercover as the university tennis coach.
#PIECES 1982 MUSIC PRO#
I’m bored to tears with this place.” Desk duty is no place for a former tennis pro turned police detective. When Bracken tells her yes, she just about jumps for joy, “Good, I’ll do it. “Is this job dangerous?” Mary Riggs (Lynda Day George) asks. She’s safe for the time being.Īfter nearly thirty minutes of screen time, the real star of the picture finally appears. After a seemingly endless traipse down stairwells and through corridors, she runs into a friend.
Speaking of…the killer watches a late night dance class, following one girl who leaves the studio to find the john. This may be the only way we have of catching him.” “You want to place two of your policewomen on my staff to spy on everybody? That’s asking a lot.” The Dean gets his knickers in a twist when he hears the detectives’ plan. “Well, I’m not a pathologist,” he insists while getting his fingerprints all over the murder weapon, “but even a layman could see it was done with this. Brown to the crime scene and asks for his educated opinion. After a minor scuffle, Willard is taken into custody. Kendall discovers the body and the police arrive to find brutish campus handyman Willard (Paul L. Using a pool net, he reels her in, fires up his chainsaw and harvests the necessary pieces he needs for his demented project. The killer later watches from the shadows as she slowly undresses then dives in for a quick swim. They plan to meet later that night at the pool. The killer, who skulks through the library in classic first person slasher-movie P.O.V., sees a pretty blonde pass a note to Kendall (Ian Sera), big man on campus. Equating a murder investigation with shopping… it’s certainly an interesting analogy. “Who knows at this stage,” Holden quips, “We’re just out buying clothes without labels and trying them on for size.” Hmmm. Brown seems quite interested in the detectives’ theories, “You mean it might be one of the boys?” The Dean is all business and pawns the detectives off on anatomy professor Brown (Jack Taylor). “Have you heard the latest?” one student asks, passing a joint to his friend, “They’ve just installed a waterbed in the training room.” This seemingly random tidbit is the only explanation we get for a major set-piece later on in the movie.ĭetectives Bracken (Christopher George) and Holden (Frank Brana) meet with the Dean of the university (Edmund Purdom) to discuss the case of the headless co-ed. She continues her reading, but soon looses her head at the hands of the maniac.
#PIECES 1982 MUSIC MOVIE#
That’s the kind of movie were dealing with.Ī young woman stretches out on the campus lawn trying to study when a mysterious groundskeeper starts up his chainsaw. Who is this girl and what has her mishap got to with the story? Who knows. He lovingly obsesses over mementos of that violent day, once again piecing together the blood stained picture puzzle.Ī perky co-ed on a skateboard crashes through an over-sized mirror.
is all grown up and obviously a little off kilter. Though there’s lots of blood and gore, the axe never hits the actress, it just kind of bounces off her head.įorty years later, Jr. Sonny boy hacks her to death with an axe. She ransacks his room looking for filth, but doesn’t get very far.
She’s disgusted to find that the completed puzzle is of a naked woman.
A young mother walks in on her son putting together the pieces of a jigsaw puzzle. The majority of the film was shot in Madrid. What it’s all about: Pieces (1982) opens with a prologue set 1942 Boston, though it’s unlike any Boston you’ve ever seen before. Something tells me that there’s going to be a lot of dead co-eds before all is said and done. There’s a murderous psychopath loose on campus and it’s up to real life husband and wife Christopher George and Lynda Day George to solve the crime. You don’t have to go to Texas for a chainsaw massacre!
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