Everglades vengeance slithers to life when a Vietnam vet and his rattlesnakes settle old scores.
STANLEY
Tim has a pet rattlesnake. When Tim gets mad - Stanley gets deadly!
An Everglades shack dweller, a young Seminole Indian, attacks bothersome people he believes have wronged him with his two pet rattlesnakes.
Stanley is a 1972 American horror film directed by William Grefé about a Seminole Vietnam veteran who seeks revenge with the help of his pet rattlesnakes.
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Synopsis
- Director
- William Grefé
- Writers
- Gary Crutcher, William Grefé
- Release
- 1972
- Runtime
- 1h 48m
- Country
- United States of America
- Language
- English
- Genres
- Horror
Why Cult
The film's most memorable characters are Tim's pet rattlesnakes, who play a central role in his quest for vengeance.
Set deep in the Florida Everglades, the film brings a swampy, atmospheric backdrop to its tale of revenge.
Chris Robinson stars as a shell-shocked Seminole Indian, lending the story an unusual psychological edge for early '70s horror.
Directed by Florida exploitation specialist William Grefé, who brings his regional flavor and low-budget inventiveness.
Questions from the Vault
What is Stanley about? +
Stanley follows Tim Ochopee, a Seminole Vietnam vet, who uses his pet rattlesnakes for revenge against those who wronged him in the Everglades.
When was Stanley released? +
Stanley was released in 1972.
Who directed Stanley? +
Stanley was directed by William Grefé.
How long is Stanley? +
Stanley has a runtime of 108 minutes.
What genre is Stanley? +
Stanley is a horror film.
Where can I watch Stanley? +
Stanley is available to watch on SassyFlix.
