From Beyond is a horror movie that is just that – pure horror. It begins with a science experiment to make the sixth sense palpable and instead it brings forth monsters. The […]
Playing With Forces… – From Beyond (1986)
In the Woods… – The Final Terror (1983)
The Final Terror is a movie notable more for those who star in it than the actual terror that takes place within. Starring Rachel Ward, Joe Pantoliano and Daryl Hannah in one […]
In the Blood – Midnight (1982)
What begins as a backwoods slasher eventually turns into a movie about a satanic cult who are trying to resurrect their dead mother and while it sounds slightly ridiculous, it turns out […]
Bubba Didn’t Do It – Dark Night of the Scarecrow (1981)
For a movie that was made for television, Dark Night of the Scarecrow is a perfect example of horror done right. It might not have had the visceral type of horror that […]
It Always Catches Up – Sole Survivor (1983)
A woman survives a plane crash, the only person to do so and she feels strange about it. Soon, she is almost hit by a truck having been distracted by a little […]
Nixon On the Loose – Horror House on Highway Five (1985)
Though Horror House on Highway Five is eminently watchable, it is definitely not all that good as far as slashers go. If there was one thing that was holding it back, it […]
All In the Family – Hack-O-Lantern (1988)
The only thing really disturbing about Hack-O-Lantern is the lecherous old grandpa who wants to get his grandson in on the family business of Satanic worship. Played by Hy Pyke, Grandpa is […]
The Kids Are Not Alright – The Children (1980)
Five kids go missing as they are infected by a toxic cloud from the local chemical plant, transforming them into zombie-like creatures whose touch can burn any living thing alive. That leads […]
Spring Break At… – Nightmare Beach (1989)
Nightmare Beach or Welcome to Spring Break while being a horror film, is more like a teen comedy sans the laughs with horror overtones. There is nothing scary, nothing that will make […]
Living to Kill – Doom Asylum (1987)
For a lot of the horror/comedy hybrids that came out of the eighties, there are few that hold up as being actually funny and aside from a line or two in this […]
