Pierce

Pierce is a 1981 animated horror/slasher film directed by Michael Willit and written by Lincoln Hyde-Killings. The film focuses on the town of Barton, Wolmont and its residents as they come into contact with a figure referred to by his pursuers as Pierce, a mysterious man who, unbeknownst to the vast majority, is the product of a cult ritual and possesses several superhuman level powers.

STORY
H.E.R.D. operatives/Herders arrive at a house and slowly search the property, guns drawn. Inside the house they discover an entire family stabbed to death: Mother, father and three children.

Elsewhere, Pierce travels along a road in the families car.

In the town of Barton, Wolmont, Rebecca Slane goes about her usual routine: home, work, hanging out with friends and home. Following her work shift, Rebecca meets up with several of her friends. While listening to music, dancing and trying drugs, Pierce passes the group in the stolen car. Clive, one of Rebecca's friends, throws a beer bottle at the car on a bet. The car screeches to a halt and after several tense seconds, Pierce drives away.

The Herders follow the direction in which Pierce went.

Pierce parks the car in a secluded area and after a moment of silence destroys several of the vehicles windows. He retrieves a bag of short spears from the boot of the car, before flipping the car over onto its roof.