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.
A centuries-old vampire has kept her youthful look by drinking the blood of male virgins. Since she finds this prey challenging to come by, she is thrilled when she comes by Mark…
Seven friends go away for the weekend, only to find themselves trapped in a cabin with a killer who has a vendetta.
A ‘no-budget’ horror-comedy, Fangs Out is as cheap as they come. Every single part of it. Directed by Dennis Devine, who shares writing credits with Drake Cola and Randy Oppenheimer, Fangs Out is not a pretty film.
Crippen High School was home to a series of gruesome murders. Years later, Cosmic Pictures has decided to use it for the set of their new horror film. What could go wrong?
Described as a horror comedy, but missing the mark on both fronts, Lake Placid should have been the spiritual successor to the 1980 movie Alligator. Instead, it’s a boorish, plot-hole ridden, and disappointing watch with a baffling cast.
