A ‘so bad it’s good’ film through and through, I Bought a Vampire Motorcycle is a must see for any fan of horror with an overpowering stench of British humour. You’ll spend most of its runtime laughing at how bad it is, but enjoying pretty much every second of it too.
The Old Ones One has all the Lovecraftian hallmarks, borrows from several different sources, has plenty of the lore infused into it, but takes some liberties and focuses on a more comedic style of horror. Which is to the film’s benefit in the end, and importantly, the viewer’s overall enjoyment.
A brother and sister duo unwittingly resurrect an ancient extraterrestrial overlord and make him their new best friend.
A lot of weird and plenty of wonderful too, it’s Chompy and The Girls, a unique horror comedy from writer and director, Skye Braband.
From writer and director Joshua Hull comes Chopping Block, a horror comedy that is both funny and bloody. It stars Alex Raaen, Jasper Lewis, Haley Madison, Michael Malone, Bryan Wilson, Raymond Kester, Melissa Revels, and Nicholas Wayne Thompson.
Odd Noggins is a surreal horror/sci-fi comedy from director Joe Sherlock that leaves the viewer feeling absolutely baffled by what they have just witnessed. It’s pure nonsense, filled with gratuitous nudity, and oozes cheapness.
Written by Austin Frosch, who co-directed it Paul Dale, Killer Kites is a great example of how a ‘micro-budget’ horror flick can stand out simply because it refuses to take itself seriously at any point.
An uncle tells his nephew twisted bedtime stories based on classic fairy tales.
