Hellhounds on Mainstreet (1985)

“They were man’s best friend… now they’re everyone’s worst nightmare.” They were trained to kill for the military… then abandoned in secret kennels. Now, the dogs have escaped, and Deville USA is their hunting ground. The sheriff says it’s nothing. The townsfolk say otherwise—as bodies pile up in diners, gas stations, and even the drive-in. When man’s best friend turns rabid, no leash can hold them. Rated R for “Explosive dog attacks, torn flesh, shredded uniforms, and language so rough it’ll make your sheriff blush. Man’s best friend just became your worst nightmare.” "The Season of Animal Exploitation horror has arrived, slashers are fun, but animals in movies always seemed a little more terrifying and real." – Shaggykai "A film with that only people scared of dogs should be afraid of the terror scenes look real more real then today's movie standards." – Bob John Diggs "Although the material is conventionally manipulated to provoke terror by exploiting the Hellhounds as mad dogs-- four-footed piranhas as a shameless matter of fact--moviegoers are likely to feel too appalled at the way animal testing is systematically neglected." – The Deville Post "Bad dogs... Really bad dogs." – Elana Duchess of the Dusk