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Strangeland (1998)
A pierced and tattooed sadist, Captain Howdy, trolls the Internet for naive teens, luring them to his home to torture and defile them. When Howdy kidnaps and tortures the daughter of police Detective Mike Gage, he is caught. Deemed insane, he is sent to an asylum but is released soon after, seemingly better. However, Gage knows it is only a matter of time before Howdy strikes again, and he's ready to unleash his own form of retribution when the time comes.
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A pierced and tattooed sadist, Captain Howdy, trolls the Internet for naive teens, luring them to his home to torture and defile them. When Howdy kidnaps and tortures the daughter of police Detective Mike Gage, he is caught. Deemed insane, he is sent to an asylum but is released soon after, seemingly better. However, Gage knows it is only a matter of time before Howdy strikes again, and he's ready to unleash his own form of retribution when the time comes.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Written By:Dee Snider
In Theaters:10/2/1998
Box Office:$631,221
Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:The Shooting Gallery, Snider Than Thou Productions Inc., Behaviour Worldwide, Raucous Releasing
Cast
John Pieplow
Director
Kevin Gage
Mike Gage
Elizabeth Peña
Toni Gage
Brett Harrelson
Steve Christian
Robert Englund
Jackson Roth
Linda Cardellini
Genevieve Gage
Tucker Smallwood
Captain Churchill Robbins
Ivonne Coll
Rose Stravelli
Amy Smart
Angela Stravelli
Dee Snider
Captain Howdy / Carleton Hendricks
Amal Rhoe
Tiana Moore
Robert LaSardo
Matt Myers
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