The Roommates
The Roommates is a 1973 American thriller film directed by Arthur Marks, starring Pat Woodell, Marki Bey, Roberta Collins, Laurie Rose, and Christina Hart.
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| Directed by | Arthur Marks |
| Produced by | Charles Stroud |
| Screenplay by | Arthur Marks John Durren |
| Starring | Pat Woodell Marki Bey Roberta Collins Laurie Rose Christina Hart |
| Music by | Tony Saber Dave Shear |
| Cinematography | Harry J. May |
| Edited by | Richard Greer |
Production company | A.G.&S. |
| Distributed by | General Film Corporation |
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Running time | 87 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Plot
Five young women named Beth, Brea, Carla, Heather, and Heather's cousin Paula take their summer vacation together at a resort on Lake Arrowhead, where they go to parties and become involved with local men. However, things go haywire for the women when a mysterious killer targets them.[1]
Cast
- Marki Bey as Carla
- Pat Woodell as Heather
- Roberta Collins as Beth
- Laurie Rose as Brea
- David Moses as Mike
- Ken Scott as Marty
- Kipp Whitman as Don
- Christina Hart as Paula
- Gary Warren Mascaro as Arnie
- David Ankrum as Andy
- Al Cole as Joe
- John Durren as Socks
- John Morgan Evans as Warren
- Dexter Freeman as Larry
- Barbara Fuller as Sylvia
- John Hart as Sam (Sheriff)
- Greg Mabrey as Harold
- Richard Mansfield as Mickey
- Peter Oliphant as Aaron
- Ben Pfeiffer as Lee
- Darl Severns as Nick
- Paula Shaw as Socks' Ex-Girlfriend
- Pam Stroud as Diane
- Connie Strickland as Alice
Production
The Roommates was filmed in and around Lake Arrowhead in the San Bernardino Mountains of San Bernardino County, California, where the story takes place.[2]
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References
- The Roommates (1973) Plot Summary, imdb.com
- Cozad, W. Lee. More Magnificent Mountain Movies. W. Lee Cozad. p. 265. ISBN 0972337237.
External links
- The Roommates at IMDb
- Review of film at Film Monthly
- Review of film at Temple of Schlock
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