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Night School (1981)

A Boston police detective investigates a series of gruesome decapitations of various college coeds, committed by a helmeted, black-leather clad serial killer.

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Michael W 04 Jan 2013

Police are baffled continually when a serial killer decapitates students at an all-girl college. Maybe they could ask just one suspect to account for their whereabouts at certain times. More enjoyable than cramming for an exam but Rachel Ward's film debut offers little over other slasher films.

Orlando D 27 Apr 2012

Back in 1981 when it seems like every weekend a slasher film was released, Night School was no better nor different. The plot, or lackof, is simple:A homicidal maniac in Boston wearing motorcycle gear and brandishing a wicked looking knife kills young women who's attending the same Anthroplogy class by decapitating them and submerging their heads in water as the killer is reeancting the primal culture in Papua New Guinea. What gives Night School some class it's direction by Ken Hughes(Chitty Chitty Bang Bang)and a great score that adds to the tension. The acting is fine as this is Rachel Ward's film debut(The Thorn Birds) but besides those fine qualities, this is all this movie has going for it.

John M 15 Feb 2018

Cool, often-forgotten slasher flick. I guess you can say it's kind of is like an American giallo, with the black gloved killer and interesting detectives on the case. Not much actually takes place at or around night school, so that was a bit of a let down, but it's an interesting enough horror movie.

Grayson W 17 Sep 2013

Perhaps the most frustrating video nasty. A masked killer decapitates young women with a huge blade, yet there is virtually no graphic violence. What were they thinking? And how can a timid movie like this be labelled as a video nasty in the first place?!

Senor C 27 Nov 2010

Why this ended up on the DPP's Video Nasties list is beyond me. Sure it's menacing @ times but there is nothing to get your panties in a bunch about. Sorta like an American Giallo w/ the killer's outfit ripped straight from Stripped Nude For Your Killer (motorcycle helmet & all). Maybe the makers of this thought it was an original idea but there's nothing too original in this slasher. In fact it uses the old head in the fish tank gag (ad nauseam because you even get it in the toilet) as it's key plot device. Basic formula plot as police investigate who is decapitating girls @ the nigh school but this time the killer is putting their victim's heads in water. You'll have to be soaking your own head not to figure how it all plays out