Thriller about an 1800's serial killer...
“Bender” is the story of America’s first serial killing family. The setting is 1870s Kansas, and people have started to disappear mysteriously on the plains. When the troubled Dr. York (Jon Monastero) goes searching for answers, he stumbles on the Benders, a homesteading family with an unnatural way of living off the land. The elders vie for dominance, their daughter Kate (Nicole Jellen) draws upon her supposed powers to will a better future, and a peculiar young boy (Chance Caeden) is reared in the family trade. When the doctor also vanishes, the locals sense that the Benders may be responsible for the many local disappearances. With the sheriff getting close to the truth and with insanity a factor, the Benders must decide what to do.<br /><br />From 1869 to 1872, the family killed at least 11 people. James Karen (“Return of the Living Dead”) stars as Old Man Bender, playing the role in animalistic fashion. According to reports, the real Bender spoke little English and was prone to laughing aimlessly, which led many to regard him as a half-wit. Karen gives a performance that is both mesmerizing and creepy.<br /><br />The film echoes the horror classic “Texas Chainsaw Massacre,” though it never achieves that film’s level of intensity. There is lots of blood and graphic gore, but the film rises above typical slasher horror flicks because its basis is actual events. Director John Alexander gives the film the look of a period Western, making its grim revelations all the more unsettling. The supporting cast includes Bruce Davison, Linda Purl, and Buck Taylor.<br /><br />The unrated widescreen DVD release contains no bonus materials.
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