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A film director who coerces his muse Samantha into an asylum to audition younger actresses. He assaults Christie, humiliates Samantha, seduces Brooke, and is ultimately killed alongside Brooke by an u...
An actress who fakes mental illness to prepare for a role but escapes to seek revenge. She confesses to killing Stryker and Brooke before being cornered and murdered by Patti.
A veteran actress who discovers Christie's severed head. After being seduced by Stryker, she is shot dead alongside him by a figure in a robe.
A stand-up comedian humiliated by Stryker. She kills the other actresses to eliminate competition, reveals her crimes to Samantha, and murders her with a butcher knife before being incarcerated.
A musician who sleeps with Matthew. She discovers multiple bodies, hides in the prop shed, fights off the killer, but is ultimately pulled from a vent and murdered with an axe.
A ballet dancer auditioning for the lead role. She is secretly followed by the masked killer and stabbed to death in her room, later found in the prop shed.
A fledgling actress whose nightmare precedes her murder. She is stabbed to death by a killer in a hag mask on her doorstep, and her doll is stolen.
A professional ice skater assaulted by Stryker. While investigating a doll in the snow, she is attacked, wounds the killer, but is eventually decapitated in the woods.
The mansion's caretaker who sleeps with Tara. He leaves to search for Christie on a snowmobile and is later found dead among the other victims.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Tara has sex with Matthew in a jacuzzi during the first night at the mansion.
Stryker gives Patti an impromptu audition and mocks her ability to act without allowing her to begin.
After Brooke reports seeing Christie's severed head, Stryker exploits her vulnerability and seduces her.
Samantha is described as Jonathan Stryker's actress and muse. He coerces her into committing herself to an asylum so he can audition younger actresses...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Samantha admits to Patti that she killed both Stryker and Brooke out of rage.
After confessing her killings, Patti corners Samantha in the kitchen and stabs her to death with a butcher knife.
Patti states that she killed the other women to remove her competition, and Tara is one of the actresses auditioning for Audra.
Patti confesses that she murdered the other women to eliminate her competition, and Laurian is one of the competing actresses.
Patti later reveals that she murdered the other women to eliminate her competition; Amanda is one of the actresses competing for the role.
After Christie disappears, a drunk Matthew rides away on a snowmobile in search of her.
During the first night at the mansion, the plot states that Stryker assaults Christie.
A manipulated actress seeks revenge while a deadly audition competition exposes the destructive overlap between ambition, performance, and identity.
Directed by Richard Ciupka
Curtains (1983) · 5.3/10 · horror, thriller
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