Kenneth J. Hall (writer and director) crafted something quite special with The Halfway House. Turning a no-budget piece of trash inspired by various elements of H.P. Lovecraft into a silly, sexy and fun creature feature that pays homage to classic horror in clever ways.
Filled with gore, nudity, silliness, and some comedic moments, The Hazing is an entertaining watch, driven by a game cast, least of all Brad Dourif.
With a level of imagination and madness akin to a classic 80s horror, it might surprise many who see Skinned Deep that the movie actually came out in 2004.
Written and directed by Gregory Gieras, Centipede is one of those mildly enjoyable SyFy movies that takes itself far too seriously, but can’t escape the mountain of cheese that emanates from it.
A doctor’s mistake unwittingly creates horrific consequences for the staff at the hospital.
Purveyors of no-budget, comedic horror trash, The Polonia brothers, Mark and John took a stab at Easter with 2004’s Peter Rottentail.
Riding the Bullet is a horror film adaption of the Stephen King novella of the same name.
A promising teen-horror at first, Decoys ends up being little more than a standard, forgettable T&A obsessed flick.
