Two years after releasing Shivers, arguably writer/director David Cronenberg’s best work to date, the body horror maestro would follow it with Rabid. Another tale of parasitic infection with visceral gore, strong violent themes blended with psychological terror.
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It’s hard to be too harsh to The Incredible Melting Man as it seems to revel in its own ‘badness’. It’s aware that it is mostly thrash. However it would be one to avoid completely if it wasn’t for the uber gooey effects of the title character.
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A cult classic, the 1977 horror The Hills Have Eyes is one of the most well-known films by the late director Wes Craven.
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Shock Waves tells the story of an undead unit of Nazi soldiers rising from the watery depths to attack a group of tourists on a remote island.
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The 70’s era saw an absolute glut of super-natural horror movies. A golden age of scares that took swipes at
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Feeling a bit sleepy? Feeling like a nice lie-down in a comfy bed would be just what you need? Well,
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I’m going to start this review by saying that The Exorcist II: The Heretic is a terrible movie that should
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