Year: 1990
Duration: 01:38:15
Directed by: Tucker Johnston
Actors: Danny Nelson, Lori Birdsong, Christian Hesler
Language: English
Country: USA
Also known as: Mad Jake, Mad Jake – No Caminho da Morte, Jake, o dolofonos tis leoforou, Örült Jake
Description:
Meet Jake, an affable country junkman which operates a profitable free components business. Although not simply auto parts — human parts, too!!.
Because of the assistance of his two “country-bumpkin” sons Jake roams the Georgia backroads in search of broke-down motorists in need of help.
When he discovers his prey good Samaritan Jake kindly monitors out the tourist’s disabled automobile and notifies them that he has the required component back at his garage and that he will need to tow them back there to make fixes. As soon as at the remote Jake, junkyard abducts the hapless travellers and proceeds to run on them, “procuring” their particular organs, one at a time, and maintaining them alive on life-support devices made out of old automobile components.
Jake’s “business associate” in this particular rather insideous enterprise is a shady black-market organ dealership by the name of Mr. Stone (played by Ray Walston).
Stone pays top buck for organs he can offer to hospitals which don’t check with too a lot of questions.
Then one fateful night during the neighborhood County Fair, Jake crosses paths with pretty, young beauty contestant, April Evans. Jake falls head over
heels for the girl. See, April isn’t your common teenager beauty queen. Besides getting young and beautiful, she’s also confined to a wheelchair.
Jake vows to help make her walk once again — and then have her walk down the aisle with him but April has other plans and Jake is about to find out exactly how cunning,
resourceful and just simple defiant his “Little skip April” can be.
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