of T&A, Blood Rage epitomizes the slasher film's sense of transgression, both in terms of bodily awareness and genre play". The Variety Film Reviews guide deemed the film a "trite slasher flick", adding: "Only Lasser, experienced enough to realize the anemic script can only be played for laughs, has any screen presence". Nate Guerra, of the website Bloody Disgusting, felt Mark Soper's performance "can be awkward at times, but Soper does do a great job separating the twin's personalities and portraying two completely different characters". He continued: "He has weird moments, such as putting lots of unnecessary emphasis on lines... His performance is truly based on whether or not he's trying at any given moment. But Soper looks like he's having a great time, and that's what counts for a movie such as this". The horror movie podcast Watch If You Dare reviews Blood Rage for their annual Thanksgiving episode every year. Their 2021 episode was named after its alternative title Slasher in an effort to trick listeners as a joke. References External links https://web.archive.org/web/20150402171557/http://www.bloodragethefilm.com/ 1987 films 1987 horror films 1983 films 1983 horror films 1980s slasher films American slasher films American splatter films 1980s English-language films Filicide in fiction Films about dysfunctional families Films about twin brothers Films set in 1974 Films set in 1984 Films set in Florida Films shot in Florida Films about mass murder Films scored by Richard Einhorn Thanksgiving horror films 1980s American films