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A killer is eliminating teenage athletes in an athletics college, one by one, by impaling them with a javelin. The intended audience for the film is given away by the large number of shots of scantily clad females in shower rooms.
The acting and the direction and the script and the sound quality are terrible. The revelation comes right at the end, when a badly injured girl reads the truth in a carelessly discarded newspaper cutting ... that the female nurse Diane (Sally Kirkland) who is helping, was disqualified from Olympic competition because of her sex-change operation.
The film was also released under the titles The Killing Touch and Olympic Nightmare.
HF August 2004
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