
Hard to Die (1990) on Netflix
NC-1719901h 24mActionComedyHorror
Five women take inventory at a lingerie outlet in a high rise office building: Dawn Grant, Diana, Jackie, Tess and Shayna. Bizarre killings begin, and they suspect the strange janitor.
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Plot summary
At a lingerie outlet in a high rise office building, five women are on the job taking inventory: Dawn Grant, Diana, Jackie, Tess and Shayna. Bizarre killings terrorize them, and suspicion falls on the strange janitor, who witnessed another round of killings six months earlier. Hard to Die, also released as Tower of Terror, is a reworking of Sorority House Massacre II.
Cast
Gail Harrisas Dawn Grant (as Robyn Harris)
Karen Mayo-Chandleras Diana (as Lindsay Taylor)
Deborah Dutchas Jackie (as Debra Dare)
Melissa Mooreas Tess
- Bridget Carneyas Shayna
Peter Spellosas Himself (as Orville Ketchum)
Forrest J. Ackermanas Dr. Ed Newton
Toni Naplesas Sgt. Phyllis Shawlee (as Karen Chorak)
- Jürgen Baumas Lt. Mike Block (as Jurgen Baum)
Monique Gabrielleas Fifi Latour / Chow Down Girl
- Domonic Muiras Larry Bronkowski
- Amelia Sheridanas Helga
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Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Hard to Die (1990)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- Jim Wynorski shot Sorority House Massacre II for Julie Corman in just seven days; her husband Roger Corman then asked him to remake it using the same story and cast, saying he wanted Wynorski to do the same for him.
- A fourth Sorority House Massacre film wrapped principal photography in February 2002; renamed Final Exam and later The Legacy, it was never released because Roger Corman's Concorde Pictures closed up shop.
- Writer Mark Thomas McGee had one week to write the script; he spent five days going in a different direction, then realized Roger Corman genuinely wanted a true remake and spent two days redrafting.
- Writer Mark Thomas McGee suggested redressing the office reception set so it seemed like different levels of a high rise instead of a single-level office, which gave the women more room to hide and let them discover a lingerie company on another level.

















