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 […]
Something Amiss – Intruder (1989)
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 […]
Not the Ride That Was Expected – Hitchhiker Massacre (2017)
Where some slasher-massacres are great, like Slumber Party Massacre and some are just okay like Pool Party Massacre, there are those that are just plain terrible like this one, Hitchhiker Massacre. All […]
Girls, Good Times and a… – Pool Party Massacre (2017)
One has to give props to Drew Marvick as his Pool Party Massacre, which was written, directed and starring himself, turned out to be a lot of fun while paying homage to […]
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 […]
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 […]
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. […]
