Epitaph

Year: 1988

Runtime: 94 mins

Language: English

Director: Joseph Merhi

Horror

The Fulton family is forced to flee from town to town because the mother, a violent drunk, murders any man who refuses her advances. Her husband calmly buries the victims in the backyard, packs the car, and drives the family onward, keeping up a facade of normalcy. The pattern repeats, each new town witnessing another murder and quick escape.

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