Re: The Trivia Questions Game II
Interesting. Here's a synopsis of the movie:
Synopsis: The feature begins as a family (Mike, the father played by the film’s director Hal P. Warren; Margaret, the mother; young daughter Debbie; and a pooch named Pepe) are lost and are looking for a lodge to spend the night. (This part of the movie is like unedited home movie footage of the countryside with virtually nothing to break the monotony.) The family ends up at a house and meet the caretaker, Torgo, who’s basically a weirdo with fat-thighs and a slow, halting way of walking and talking, as well as his own goofy theme music. Torgo then keeps going on and on about “The Master” and then, when Mike the Dad is trying to fix the car, Torgo goes on about how he wants to keep the wife as his own and makes a creepily inept pass at her. Next, the family stands around and stares at a portrait of the Master and his pet hellhound, Rusty. As they stand around forever looking at the picture, Pepe Le Pooch gets out of the house and is somehow killed. The young daughter Debbie then sneaks out of the house too. (She’s trying to escape the movie, I presume, and I don’t blame her!) Torgo, the Bell-HopThe husband Mike and wife Margaret go after their daughter and find her with Rusty, the Master’s very friendly hellhound. Little Debbie then takes her parents outside to see the Master and his wives sleeping it off on some stone slabs, which are apparently located somewhere behind the house. The family gets scared, so they go back inside the house while Torgo comes outside and tells the sleeping Master that the new woman will be Torgo’s wife because the Master already has so many. Torgo then knocks Mike the husband out cold and ineptly ties him to a tree. Finally, the Master and his wives wake up and discuss what to do with the family. There’s a disagreement over the little girl, so the Master’s wives get into a catfight that lasts forever. The Master then tells Torgo that he will die, but instead the Master does nothing but annoy Torgo before spreading out his cape and laughing maniacally. Finally, the Master stops the catfight among his wives, ties one to a post and then burns off Torgo’s hand, who runs off, never to be seen in the movie again. The Master finally goes into the house to get the family and the whole thing ends with a lame twist as a new group of people drives up to the house.
