Quentin Tarentino unveils must-see Halloween movie

Director Quentin Tarantino -

Pandemic obliges, no fancy dress parties, nor harvest of candy for Halloween!

Whatever, director Quentin Tarantino has the film you need to safely shudder under your duvet.

Asked by

what work to watch on October 31, the filmmaker suggested a 1970s slasher,

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A nugget signed Sean McGregor that is sometimes found under the title

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This film, released in 1974, follows the transfer by bus of five sociopathic children to a psychiatric center.

After an accident, they find refuge in a mountain chalet where three couples stay.

The adults will take the kids under their wing and will quickly find that they are very disturbed and terribly dangerous.

"He blew me away"

"Leif Garrett is the leader of these child killers," said Quentin Tarantino, praising the performance of the actor.

This movie, “It's really rubbish, but that's what makes it great.

It blew me away, ”says the director.

A nanar with elevator music, grotesque erotic situations and above all ultra-disturbing children.

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