A bit of a cult classic, most probably won’t understand why until the final 15 minutes. When we reach that point, good god does Rock ‘n’ Roll Nightmare come into its own. It’s outrageously silly, so much so that it’s hard not to love every minute of it. This is a great example of a ‘so bad, it’s good’ horror movie.
Bay Coven sees a young couple move to a peaceful and small island only to discover that it has a dark secret. One that goes back to the time of witchcraft.
Written and directed by David A. Prior, Killer Workout (also known as Aerobicide) is 1987 slasher horror film. One that is very light on the slashing and very heavy on the sleazy shots of women working out.
The modern trend of rose-tinted glasses for everything of the past has many a person wishing for the days of video rental stores. Well, they’re not coming back so to get your fix you have to watch movies like Video Violence. A horror that is gloriously 80’s in look and style, capturing that time perfectly.
Directed by Mark G. Gilhuis and written by Philip Yordan, Bloody Wednesday is a thriller/horror based on the events of the San Ysidro McDonald’s massacre.
There is something so lovable about Killing Spree, a slasher/zombie horror written and directed by Tim Ritter and starring Asbestos Felt as Tom Russo.
Slumber Party Massacre II is a horror movie that you won’t be forgetting anytime soon. Not because it’s a classic to be held alongside the greats of the horror genre but because it is incredibly wacky and has one of the most memorable villains for all the wrong reasons.
A group of travellers all get stranded during a big thunderstorm and end up at a remote mansion owned by an elderly couple with a penchant for dolls. These dolls are bit a different though, they’re alive.
