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Horror Reviews 1989

Horror Movie Review: After Midnight (1989)

31/05/202029/05/2020 Sally 'Fleshmechanic' Powell after midnight, after midnight 1989, Alan Rosenberg, billy ray sharkey, concrete, ed monaghan, horror anthology, jillian mcwhirter, Jim Wheat, jordana capra, judie aronson, Ken Wheat, kent burden, kerry remsen, loyda ramos, luis contreras, Marc McClure, marg helgenberger, monique salcido, nadine van der velde, Pamela Segal., patty avery, paul chadwick, penelope sudrow, ramy zada, richard gabai, tracy wells

Psychology class has a new Professor and he’s here to teach you real fear.

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Horror Reviews 1989

Horror Movie Review: Hellgate (1989)

18/01/202011/11/2019 Carl 'The Disc' Fisher Abigail Wolcott, Carel Trichardt, Hellgate, horror, Horror Movie, Horror Movie Review, Horror Review, Ron Palillo, William A. Levey

Directed by William A. Levey and starring Ron Palillo, Abigail Wolcott and Carel Trichardt, Hellgate is nonsense, utter nonsense. It has a horribly confused plot and an utterly insane final third. Normally this might make the movie entertaining but that’s not the case with Hellgate.

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Horror Movie Review: Parents (1989)

22/09/201922/09/2019 Liam 'Raptures Lost' Fisher 1950s, Black Comedy, Bob Balaban, Bryan Madorsky, Cannibals, Christopher Hawthorne, Great American Films Limited Partnership, Horror/Comedy, Lionsgate, Mary Beth Hunt, Parents, Randy Quaid, Sandy Dennis, Vestron Pictures

Parents is a horror/comedy that follows 10 year old Michael. He’s just moved with his parents Nick and Lily from Massachusetts to a new neighbourhood in 1958 suburbia. Michael is socially awkward and has strange dreams due to his overly active imagination. He begins to suspect that his parents may be cannibalistic killers.

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Horror Movie Review: The Chilling (1989)

20/09/201930/08/2019 Carl 'The Disc' Fisher Dan Haggerty, Deland Nuse, horror, Horror Movie, Horror Movie Review, Horror Review, Jack A. Sunseri, Linda Blair, The Chilling, Troy Donahue, zombies

The Chilling is a 1989 sort of zombie horror directed by the Deland Nuse and Jack A. Sunseri, the latter of who also wrote the screenplay. It stars Linda Blair, Dan Haggerty and Troy Donahue.

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Horror Movie Review: Hitcher in the Dark (1989)

12/06/201912/06/2019 Carl 'The Disc' Fisher Eaten Alive!, Hitcher in the Dark, horror, Horror Movie, Horror Movie Review, Horror Review, Joe Balogh, Nightmare City, Umberto Lenzi

A psychological horror/thriller directed by Umberto Lenzi. Hitcher in the Dark stars Joe Balogh as Mark Glazer. A very disturbed young man who picks up female hitchhikers to fulfil his twisted desires.

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Horror Movie Review: Amok Train (1989)

31/05/201931/05/2019 Carl 'The Disc' Fisher Amok Train, Beyond the Door III, horror, Horror Movie, Horror Movie Review, Horror Review, Killer Train

Released in 1989 and directed by Jeff Kwitny, Amok Train is one of the most insane horrors we’ve seen. Utterly baffling, hilariously bad and the most perfect encapsulation of what 80s horror is. Wild and untethered imagination that is so very entertaining even if it’s a bit rubbish.

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Horror Movie Review: Leviathan (1989)

04/05/201903/05/2019 Liam 'Raptures Lost' Fisher 1989, Abyss, alien, Aliens, Daniel Stern, DeepStar Six, Ernie Hudson, Filmauro, George P. Cosmatos, Jerry Goldsmith, Leviathan, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Peter Weller, Richard Crenna, Sci-Fi Horror, Stan Winston, The Thing, Underwater Horror

Leviathan is a science fiction horror film directed by George P. Cosmatos, it released in 1989. It follows a crew of underwater geologists who encounter a highly infectious, DNA altering disease. This particular affliction causes those affected to be transformed and consumed by a hideous mutant creature.

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Horror Movie Review: Stuff Stephanie in the Incinerator (1989)

21/01/201915/01/2019 Carl 'The Disc' Fisher horror, Horror Movie, Horror Movie Review, Horror Review, Stuff Stephanie in the Incinerator, TROMA

A horror comedy, sort of. In that it doesn’t have much in the way of horror or comedy. Stuff Stephanie in the Incinerator is one of the most confusingly titled movies ever.

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