[slayer666]

I'm no fan of exploitation flicks, but I felt like I had to see this one. It wasn't nearly as disturbing as I'd built it up to be in my head, but I am sure it must have been pretty shocking in 1972. I felt like technique of giving the audience a break from the horror by flashing to other scenes was overused. Some would have been okay, but it was too disruptive here.

So, here is my question: What would you think about a remake of this film? I'm normally against virtually all remakes, but it seems that this might be a case where the original was flawed in enough ways that a remake could be effective.