Don't Go in the House (1979)

Donald Kohler has an arrogant and cruel mother, Mrs. Kohler (Ruth Dardick). In order to get rid of the so-called devil attached to Kohler, his mother repeatedly baked him on the fire. Years later, Kohler grew up and became a furnace worker in New Jersey. One day, there was an accidental leak in the factory incinerator, and a colleague was burned by the flames ejected. Kohler witnessed all this, and the painful memories hidden in his heart resurfaced again. So he refused the friend's suggestion to invite him to drink and returned home to find that his frail mother had died in a deep sleep. Kohler finally got rid of his abusive mother permanently, but the pain and resentment that had been repressed at the bottom of his heart for many years was not relieved by his mother's death. Instead, he broke out suddenly under the continuous stimulation. Psychologically extremely twisted, he set up a metal iron house and flamethrower at home, and lured a girl with linen hair that resembled her mother Kathy Jordan (Johanna Brushay) to his home when he met her while dancing. Put her in an iron house and bake her with a flamethrower. Kohler himself put on his mother's clothes.