Starring Barbara Bach, Sydney Lassick and Stephen Furst, The Unseen is a film that is not particularly frightening as much as it is disturbing. It concerns a newswoman and her two friends […]
Beneath It All… – The Unseen (1980)
Here There Be A… – Madman (1982)
Madman is a slasher film that takes the classic campfire boogeyman tale and brings it to life in the form of an axe-wielding maniac named Madman Marz who kills as many people […]
Oh Let Me Be Your… – Sledgehammer (1983)
If there is one thing that Sledgehammer screams when it begins, it is budget and it looks it too, like a soap opera that would have aired back around the same time. […]
Nothing Here to Make You… – Scream (1981)
As far as slashers go, Scream which was released in 1981 and which is also known as The Outing, is about as exciting as watching moss grow. There is little to recommend […]
I’ve Been Waiting For A Girl Like You… – The Prey (1983)
There is nothing wrong with nature in any way, shape or form. The best thing about this planet, the one everyone lives upon, is nature. In all of its myriad forms, it […]
A Very Particular Knife – Satan’s Blade (1984)
Despite having many of the ingredients that make many a movie in this genre fail, Satan’s Blade is a surprisingly engaging slasher that grabs ahold of its audience right from the very […]
In the Wee Small Hours… – Just Before Dawn (1981)
A group of college kids head out into the woods to do a little camping on some property that one of them has just inherited. They run into a forest ranger played […]
A One-Way Trip – Night Train to Terror (1985)
Night Train to Terror is a film made up of three vignettes framed by a conversation between God and the Devil and the occasional clip of a rock band playing music and […]
Home Sweet Home – Witchtrap (1989)
Kevin S. Tenney, the man who brought Witchboard to the masses decided to stick with the theme and deliver Witchtrap upon an unsuspecting public. It sees a man inherit a house, one […]
Through A Piano… – The Demons of Ludlow (1984)
When it comes to a laughable mess, The Demons of Ludlow can certainly be called one but it is, if nothing else, entertaining as well. Yes it is cheesy and corny and […]
