Directed by Bill Rebane, written by William Arthur and starring Paul Bentzen, Stephanie Cushna and Carol Perry. The Demons of Ludlow is no-budget 80’s horror that tries to rip of The Fog and fails in grandiose style.
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If you like excessive shots of wildlife and being bored out of your mind, then The Prey is the perfect film for you. A 1983 slasher directed by Edwin Brown, and starring Debbie Thureson, Steve Bond, Lori Lethin, and Jackie Coogan.
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Starring Bill Paxton, Mary Beth McDonough, David Wallace and Lynda Day George, Mortuary (also known as Embalmed and Hall of Death) was directed by Howard Avedis. A slasher horror that has some class about it while also being violent and gory.
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Also known as Body Snatchers and The Horror Star, Frightmare is a 1983 horror movie notable for being the screen debut of the legendary actor, Jeffery Combs.
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Idiotic, silly but so entertaining, Mausoleum is cheesy 80’s horror at its finest or its worst depending on your point of view. Its plot is utter nonsense but it embraces the absurd in a tale of demonic possession that is the opposite scale to likes of The Exorcist.
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The mess of production and re-shoots that spanned three years is evident throughout Curtains. It doesn’t feel like a complete movie, instead a mix of scenes pasted together making for a disjointed watch. It’s a mess but it is surprisingly compelling.
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Written and directed by Jackie Kong and starring Martin Landau, José Ferrer, Bill Osco and Dorothy Malone. The Being is a 1983 creature feature/horror film set in Pottsville, Idaho where the citizens begin to disappear.
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Twilight Zone is one of the most famous sci-fi television series of all time, so a movie was the natural next step. So how does it hold up?
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