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Mil gritos tiene la noche (original title)
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The co-eds of a Boston college campus are targeted by a mysterious killer who is creating a human jigsaw puzzle from their body parts.

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Lt. Bracken
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Mary Riggs (as Linda Day)
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Sgt. Randy Holden (as Franck Brana, Frank Brana)
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The Dean
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Kendall (as Ian Sera)
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Willard (as Paul Smith)
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Professor Arthur Brown
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Dr. Jennings (as Gerard Tichy)
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Mrs. Reston
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Grace - Dean's Secretary
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Virginia Palmer - Chainsaw Victim
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Jenny - Pool Victim (as Cristina Cottrel)
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Suzie - Locker Room Victim
Silvia Gambino ...
Mary - Elevator Victim
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Carla - Aerobics Instructor
Paco Alvez ...
Alister Schwartz (as Francisco Alvez)
Alejandro de Enciso ...
Cop #1 (as Alejandro Enciso)
Hugo Astar ...
Cop #2 (as Carlos H. Aztarain)
Emilio Linder ...
Coroner
Víctor Iregua ...
Cop at Dorm
Mario De Barros ...
Student (as Mario Barros)
Nicholas A. Burd ...
Student
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Timmy Reston (as Alejandro Hernandez)
Isabel Luque ...
Sylvia Costa (as Isabelle Luque)
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Girl in Puzzle (uncredited)
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Chao (uncredited)
Juan Piquer Simón ...
Killer's Hands / Crime Scene Photographer (uncredited)

Directed by

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Juan Piquer Simón ... (as J.P. Simon, J. Piquer Simon)

Written by

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Dick Randall ... (screenplay) and
Roberto Loyola ... (screenplay) (as John Shadow)
 
Juan Piquer Simón ... (screenplay) (uncredited)

Produced by

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Stephen Minasian ... producer (as Steve Minasian)
Edward L. Montoro ... executive producer (uncredited)
Dick Randall ... producer

Music by

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Silvano Chimenti ... (stock music) (as CAM)
Stelvio Cipriani ... (stock music) (as CAM)
Carlo Maria Cordio ... (stock music) (as CAM)
Fabio Frizzi ... (stock music) (as CAM)
Stephen Ham ... (stock music) (as CAM)
Alain Leroux ... (stock music) (as CAM)
Librado Pastor
Enrico Pieranunzi ... (stock music) (as CAM)

Cinematography by

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Juan Mariné ... director of photography (as John Marine)

Editing by

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Antonio Gimeno

Set Decoration by

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Gumersindo Andrés ... (as Gumer Andrés)
Gonzalo Gonzalo

Costume Design by

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Gumersindo Andrés ... (as Gumer Andrés)
Gonzalo Gonzalo

Makeup Department

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Pedro Camacho ... makeup artist
Alicia Regueiro ... hair stylist

Production Management

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Francisco Ariza ... production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Manuel Pinilla ... assistant director

Art Department

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Juan Jesús Escudero ... set dresser (as J.J. Escudero)

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Basilio Cortijo ... special effects

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Julio Bragado ... camera operator
José Luis Martínez ... gaffer
José Antonio Villalba ... assistant camera (as José Villalba)

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Mercedes Marfil ... costumer

Music Department

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Carlo Maria Cordio ... conductor: stock music (uncredited)
Enrico Pieranunzi ... musician: piano: stock music (uncredited)
Claudio Simonetti ... musician: keyboard: stock music (uncredited)

Additional Crew

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Álvaro García Mohedano ... production assistant (as Alvaro G. Mohedano)
Félix Acaso ... voice dubbing: Edmund Purdom (uncredited)
Nick Alexander ... voice dubbing (uncredited)
José Carabias ... voice dubbing: Paco Alvez (uncredited)
Gloria Cámara ... voice dubbing (uncredited)
Carolyn De Fonseca ... voice dubbing: Hilda Fuchs (uncredited)
Rafael de Penagos ... voice dubbing: Jack Taylor (uncredited)
Larry Dolgin ... voice dubbing (uncredited)
Benjamín Domingo ... voice dubbing: Paul L. Smith (uncredited)
Javier Dotú ... voice dubbing: Ian Sera (uncredited)
Ana Díaz Plana ... voice dubbing: May Heatherly (uncredited)
Paloma Escola ... voice dubbing: Lynda Day George (uncredited)
Lucía Esteban ... voice dubbing (uncredited)
Pilar Gentil ... voice dubbing: Hilda Fuchs (uncredited)
José Guardiola ... voice dubbing: Frank Braña (uncredited)
Mari Ángeles Herranz ... voice dubbing: Isabel Luque (uncredited)
Eduardo Jover ... voice dubbing: Alejandro de Enciso (uncredited)
Jason Klassi ... voice dubbing (uncredited)
Steven Luotto ... voice dubbing (uncredited)
Edward Mannix ... voice dubbing (uncredited)
José Martínez Blanco ... voice dubbing: Gérard Tichy (uncredited)
José Moratalla ... voice dubbing: Carlos Hugo Aztarain (uncredited)
Manuel Peiró ... voice dubbing (uncredited)
Claudio Rodríguez ... voice dubbing: Christopher George (uncredited)
María Luisa Rubio ... voice dubbing (uncredited)
Gregory Snegoff ... voice dubbing (uncredited)
Robert Sommer ... voice dubbing (uncredited)
Susan Spafford ... voice dubbing (uncredited)
Pat Starke ... voice dubbing (uncredited)

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Plot Summary

While playing with a puzzle, a teenager is repressed by his mother, and he kills her and severs her body with an ax. Forty years later, on a university campus in Boston, a serial killer kills young women and severs their bodies in parts, stealing body pieces from each student. Lt. Bracken makes a deal with the dean of the campus.Agent Mary Riggs infiltrates the campus posing as a tennis teacher, and with student Kendall they try to find the identity of the killer. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Carvalho, Brazil

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Taglines If you like strong thrills, come to see us... But do not come alone... Just in case. See more »
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Also Known As
  • The Night Has 1000 Screams (World-wide, English title)
  • Chainsaw Bastard (United States)
  • Pieces (World-wide, English title)
  • Pieces (United States)
  • Pieces (Canada, English title)
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Runtime
  • 85 min
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Budget $300,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia Because producer Dick Randall was simultaneously making kung-fu films in Rome, a cameo for a Bruce Lee imitator, Bruce Le, was written into this film, even though this scene makes no sense in the context of the rest of the film. See more »
Goofs (at around 1 min) Although the prologue is set in 1942, the mother tells the boy to get a plastic trash bag, even though it was invented in 1950. Aside from the American version that has this goof, the Spanish version she just asks for a dustbin. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Don't Scream: It's Only a Movie! (1985). See more »
Soundtracks A Strange Symbol See more »
Quotes [after exiting the room of a bloody corpse]
Kendall: You see it?
Mary Riggs: YES! While we out here fumbling with that music... the lousy bastard was in there, KILLING HER! BASTARD! BAAAAASTAAARD! BASTAAARD!
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