Tender Flesh

Tender Flesh (1974, USA) is a Horror film directed by Laurence Harvey

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Main Details

• Released in 1974
• Color
• Running Time: 85 min | Belgium:99 min (video version) | Argentina:97 min
• Production Co: Brut Productions
• Distribution Co: Warner Bros. Pictures (1974) (USA) (theatrical) | International Film Distributors (1977) (Canada) (theatrical) | Brut Productions (1976) (USA) (theatrical)
• Directed by Laurence Harvey
• Written by Wallace C. Bennett, Jack Gross Jr.
• Starring Laurence Harvey, Joanna Pettet, Stuart Whitman, John Ireland, Meg Foster
• Produced by Jack Cushingham, Steven North
• Original Music by Tony Camillo
• Cinematography by Gerald Perry Finnerman
• Film Editing by James Potter

Plot Summary

• A hippie girl wandering on a California beach is taken in by a Korean War veteran who lives in a nearby mansion with his sister. The girl soon begins to suspect that the mansion is home to some very strange goings-on.

Also Known As

• Tender Flesh Philippines (English title) / USA (reissue title)
• And No One Would Believe Her (Netherlands) (video title)
• And No-One Would Believe Her (Belgium) (video title) (English title)
• Arrow Beach (Germany) (TV title)
• Arrow Beach: la spiaggia della paura (Italy)
• Cold Storage (Canada) (TV title) (English title)
• Festín macabro (Argentina)
• Welcome to Arrow Beach

Taglines

• Nice place to visit...no place to live!
• There is a witch's tale that once a man has eaten human flesh, he will do it again. And again. And again.
• A chilling story of cannibalism in the 20th century.
• You won't believe what's behind the meat locker door!