Three on a Meathook

A lonely country boy called Billy lives on an isolated farm with his smothering and slightly mental father. Billy needs to be hidden away because he can't be trusted around other folks...especially women.

Billy is convinced that he murders them in a blind frenzy but has no memory of the crimes afterwards. This terrible fate will befall four young women who have car trouble and seek shelter at the farm. Soon each will meet with a grisly demise at the hands of an unseen assailant...

Wracked with guilt, Billy goes to town for cleaning supplies in order to sort out the gory mess he's made. In a nightclub he meets and falls for a kind hearted waitress, but can he control his heinous urges or will the demons in his mind push to commit another blood splattered atrocity?

This is a great early entry in the slasher stakes with a grimy atmosphere and sick making violence. A perfect example of 70s Drive-in exploitation horror of the kind that proliferated in the wake of Night of the Living Dead, as scary movies moved away from lurid gothic, allowing small time indie producers to make a quick buck with a cheap nasty idea and a willing gang of friends.