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Film Trivia

The film has no music score. Director Meir Zarchi intended to add some library music to his film, but found none that was suitable, so the only music we hear in the film comes from the church organ, a snatch of Puccini on record, background music in the store and a few stray riffs from Johnny's harmonica.

Film & DVD - I Spit On Your Grave (1978)

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Jennifer Hills is a magazine writer from New York City - determined to write her first novel she retires to a secluded cabin in the woods to enjoy the solitude. But her reverle is shattered when she is brutally assaulted, raped and left for dead by four good ol' "country boys".

However, she manages somehow to survive her ordeal - emotionally destroyed she sets about to exact her bloody and horrific revenge on her four assailants.

Originally titled Day of the Woman, I Spit On Your Grave has gained a reputation over the years as the most controversial film to hit the world! Masterpiece or exploitation? You decide...

Cast

Jennifer Hill - Camille Keaton
Johnny - Eron Tabor
Matthew - Richard Pace
Stanley - Anthony Nichols
Andy - Gunter Kleemann
Attendant's Wife - Alexis Magnotti
The Children - Tammy Zarchi
The Children - Terry Zarchi
Waitress - Traci Ferrante
Porter - Bill Tasgal
Butcher - Isaac Agami
Supermarket Girl - Ronit Haviv

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