Horror Movie Review: Subspecies (1991)
From director Ted Nicolaou and writers Charles Band, Jack Canson, and David Pabian, comes Subspecies, a vampire-focused horror film that kickstarted a lesser-known, but beloved franchise.
From director Ted Nicolaou and writers Charles Band, Jack Canson, and David Pabian, comes Subspecies, a vampire-focused horror film that kickstarted a lesser-known, but beloved franchise.
The first film wasn’t great, but it got away with its flaws by being a product of its time. There’s no such excuse for this sequel.
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Claire Ward hires private investigator John March to look into the increasingly bizarre activities of her husband Charles Dexter Ward, an esteemed chemical engineer.
At nearly 2 hours long, Beauty Queen Butcher is a bloated, humourless and boring entity… kind of like its main character is portrayed to be.
Nothing But Trouble is creative, unique and it’s clear a lot of effort has gone into it. The amount of commitment needed to put together a project like this must have been huge. I would take this movie 100 times over some of the generic fodder produced today.
Directed by Michele Soavi, co-written by Dario Argento and starring Kelly Curtis and Herbert Lom. The Sect (also known as The Devil’s Daughter) is a 1991 Italian cult horror film.
Popcorn is a horror/comedy slasher film that was directed by Mark Herrier and written by Alan Ormsby, it released in 1991.