Directed by Bruno Mattei, who also wrote the story, Rats: Night of Terror is a delightfully dated post-apocalyptic horror film that stars Ottaviano Dell’Acqua, Geretta Geretta, Massimo Vanni, Gianni Franco, Ann-Gisel Glass, Cindy Leadbetter and Henry Luciani.
A spin of Red Riding Hood. Rosaleen’s lupine-centric dreams laced with stories of witches and wolves, leads her directly into a fairy-tale of her own.
Ed, a teenager, brings his friends to his father’s condominium to spend their fall break. Little does he know that his deranged father is waiting to seek revenge for the long-ago death of his wife.
Bloodbath at the House of Death is a British horror comedy film that was directed by Ray Cameron, releasing in 1984. It stars late comedian Kenny Everett with a featured cameo from the late great Vincent Price.
The Cold aka The Game sees three bored millionaires gather nine people in an old mansion to play a game. Stay on the grounds and be prepared to face their biggest fears. Conquer them, survive and they will be rewarded with one million dollars in cash.
Sticking solidly to the slasher formula, Splatter University was directed by Richard W. Haines and starring Forbes Riley and Dick Biel.
Blood Theatre sees a movie theatre re-opened years after it was closed because the previous owner went crazy and killed everyone inside. It’s not long before the new staff start suffering the same fate!
When you hear the title Mutant want kind of horror movie do you think of? Creature feature? Monster? Mad experiment gone wrong? All of them seem perfectly plausible. How about zombies? Yeah, I didn’t think so but that is exactly what Mutant is about.
