The rarely seen ‘shot on video’ horror’, 1995’s The Spirit Gallery is now available for the first time ever on DVD. Coming from John Strysik, a director on George Romero’s “Tales From the Darkside” and screenwriter of Stuart Gordon’s “Stuck” and “Deathbed”.
The third and final entry in the Witchboard film series had a number of things going against it from the start. So how does it stack up when compared to the first two? Well, it is the weakest of the bunch.
A cult-classic, Ice Cream Man is one of those campy horrors from a bygone era. Very silly but very entertaining, this is a film that must be on any self respecting horror fans watch list.
It’s a big ask for anyone to put up with the terrible quality of the visuals and sounds of Colony Mutation. It looks awful, grainy and dark while the sound is distorted and often not synced to the actor’s mouths.
Village of the Damned is a classic British science fiction horror movie released in 1960. A thrill ride from beginning to end, it didn’t need a remake but we got one anyway.
Grim sees a group of people heading into the caves below town seemingly to find hidden gold. However two in particular have a different reason to be down there. They’re on a monster hunt!
There are many horror movies that didn’t need a sequel. Horror movies that didn’t need an origin story for its villain. Candyman is one of those films.
Released in 1995, the third movie in the Leprechaun series sees the diminutive murderous Irish legend unleashed on the city of Las Vegas.
