Lee Grant, William Shatner, and Michael Ironside star in Visiting Hours though one can honestly say that this was a vehicle for Ironside more than anything else. It begins with a woman […]
Only During… – Visiting Hours (1982)
Where Stalks… – The Prowler (1981)
Joseph Zito’s The Prowler begins in the past with a brutal murder before cutting to the present where the actions of said incident come to haunt those holding a graduation party in […]
Not Wheat Nor Corn But a… – Blood Harvest (1987)
Blood Harvest begins by letting the audience know that pure terror is within from that very first opening scene as a creepy-looking clown sings the nursery rhyme, Jack and Jill. Eventually, while […]
Thar She Blows! – The Wind (1986)
The Wind is a fairly lackadaisical slasher with very few kills and it takes its time getting to them until the final act where starlet Meg Foster is being hunted down by […]
Forbidden Love – The Undertaker (1988)
As far as lost films go, The Undertaker was never really lost simply merely forgotten and never released the year it was made. Bootlegged out in poor quality until a proper release […]
A Different Sort of Love Letter – My Bloody Valentine (1981)
When it comes to slashers, Canadian-made My Bloody Valentine is one of the all-time greats. Featuring an urban legend within the film about a miner that returns every Valentine’s Day to butcher […]
House of Horrors – The Carpenter (1988)
Wings Hauser, no stranger to horror, plays a carpenter who only wants to finish building his house. There is a slight problem to it all though as the man is a ghost […]
Like Unto a… – Nightmare (1981)
Though Nightmare might star no one of note, the actors are not what calls one to this picture but its notoriety as a former Video Nasty and the sheer brutality and visceral […]
Something Amiss – Intruder (1989)
Intruder is a great, if not fun slasher that takes place in a supermarket where the mundane takes leave once it closes for the night. What puts the icing on the cake […]
Alive Enough – Destroyer (1988)
There are a few things that Destroyer has going for it and one of them is football player Lyle Alzado who somewhat takes the lead, in a film that does not really […]
