the woman, but Annie wakes up and sees it happening. She screams and escapes out of a window, climbing down the fire escape with Albert chasing after her. They run into a mannequin factory, where Annie attempts to hide among the figures. Albert sees her, and envisions her wearing makeup like a harlot and decides she is just like all the other women after all. When he attempts to kill her with a cleaver, Annie defends herself by holding one of the mannequins in front of herself. She pushes Albert backwards and he falls out of a fourth story window onto the concrete below. The police arrive moments later and comfort Annie, while Albert lies dying on the ground. Cast Zooey Hall as Albert Geri Reischl as Annie Joanne Moore Jordan as Mrs. Robertson Greg Mullavey as a detective Marlene Tracy as Alice Frank Whiteman as Dr. Burton Elaine Partnow as a nurse Rosella Olsen as a girl in poolroom Robert Christopher as a man in poolroom James Tartan as an attendant Production I Dismember Mama was directed by exploitation filmmaker Paul Leder. Principal photography began in 1972 under the title Poor Albert and Little Annie, with a planned release date that same year. Release Home media The film made its DVD debut on April 21, 2009, and was released by Substance. Critical response TV Guide panned the film calling the film's production "shabby" but also noted that actor Zooey Hall's performance as Albert as "interesting". Author and independent filmmaker John Kenneth Muir awarded the film one out of a possible four stars, commenting that, although the performances were solid and it was technically well made, the film's theme of pedophilia went too far, to the point of being exploitative. On this theme, Muir wrote, "I Dismember Mama makes one feel dirty about watching because its main concern is not just violence, but sex. The film makes it plain that Albert sees little Annie as a possible sexual conquest, and that is really disturbing thing to see in a film with no aspirations to be anything but entertainment." Joseph A. Ziemba from Bleeding Skull! gave the film a negative review, writing, "I Dismember Mama is somewhat suspenseful and definitely bizarre. However, given the subject matter and so-so execution, it’s not something I’d ever want to see again." Blockbuster Inc.'s Guide to Movies and Videos rated the film one out of