A bit of a cult classic, most probably won’t understand why until the final 15 minutes. When we reach that point, good god does Rock ‘n’ Roll Nightmare come into its own. It’s outrageously silly, so much so that it’s hard not to love every minute of it. This is a great example of a ‘so bad, it’s good’ horror movie.
The fourth and final (as of August 2019) Pumpkinhead movie was released in 2007, one year after the release of Pumpkinhead: Ashes to Ashes. Written and directed by Michael Hurst, it stars Amy Manson, Bradley Taylor and Lance Henriksen.
Bay Coven sees a young couple move to a peaceful and small island only to discover that it has a dark secret. One that goes back to the time of witchcraft.
A series that has got steadily worse and worse until it is near unwatchable. It seemed as though we’d reached the lowest point possible with Evil Bong High-5 and Evil Bong 666 so going into Evil Bong 777, there really wasn’t much hope for this one.
A film of two halves, this found footage horror has a jarring shift in tone that some may like but many will hate. Evidence is a movie that wastes much of its potential while also sticking rigidly to what you’d expect from a found footage horror.
Oh we’re really scrapping the barrel of 80’s horror here. Evil Clutch aka Il Bosco 1 is a 1988 Italian horror film written and directed by Andrea Marfori. A super low-budget horror flick, even the most ardent of 80’s Italian horror will struggle with this one.
The Devil’s Rain is uniquely absurd with a cast that beggars belief and a story that blurs the lines of real and movie-based Satanism. A 1975 Satanic horror movie that has some very unique propositions about it.
Taking its cues from franchises of old in regards to calling itself ‘The Final Chapter’ when it really isn’t, Badder Ben (terrible title) is the third movie in the Bad Ben series. It continues the story set up in the original and is a direct sequel to that movie.
