On the one hand, Nightbeast, released in 1982, is schlocky, cheesy, and terrible. On the other, it is rather quite a good movie. Two disparate descriptions for one film- how can both […]
No Phoning Home – Nightbeast (1982)
Only a Virgin Will Do – The Red Monks (1988)
The Red Monks, also known as I Frati Rossi, is a gothic horror that follows a young woman who falls into the lap of a young man, only to eventually marry him […]
Head of the Class – Night School (1981)
By 1981, slashers were becoming all the rage, and they would feature prominently in the horror genre for years to come. Night School is yet another entry into that class, and while […]
Are You One? Are You Two… – Alison’s Birthday (1981)
Alison is about to turn nineteen, and for some reason, her aunt and uncle want her to come home so they can celebrate. No longer a child, Alison just wants to do […]
From the Corners of His Mind – Cameron’s Closet (1988)
Cameron is not a normal boy, even though he seems like one. His father also knows that Cameron is something special, a boy who can do things no other can do. There […]
Losing Sight – Killing Birds (1988)
Sometimes it seems like too much work to guess what a film is about from its title. Killing Birds, released in 1988, is one of those movies. Most people would think that […]
On the Clock – Dead Heat (1988)
There would be many a great horror movie released in 1988 including Child’s Play, Maniac Cop, Waxwork, The Serpent and the Rainbow and so forth. Almost too many and yet, also released […]
No Strikes Here – Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama (1988)
With three scream queens aboard in the form of Brinke Stevens, Linnea Quigley, and Michelle Bauer, how could Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama, released in 1988, be anything but successful? It […]
From the Dead – The Return of the Wolfman (1981)
El Retorno del Hombre Lobo, or The Return of the Wolfman, as it is more commonly known in North America, is the ninth entry in the Waldemar Daninsky series of films starring […]
Expecting Different Results – Pet Sematary (1989)
As far as Stephen King adaptations go, Pet Sematary from 1988 is one of the better to make it to the big screen. With the author himself providing the screenplay and taking […]
