School of the Damned seems to want to be associated with the 1960 classic, Village of the Damned and 1964 follow-up Children of the Damned. However, misleading title, Britishness and mind-control aside, it has nothing to do with the two classic horrors.
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Utilising the real-life horror that was The Jonestown Massacre, the early promise of what we could get here disappears in wave of awfulness.
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An anthology horror that has a ton of imagination and even more style, The Theatre Bizarre is an unforgettable experience for both good and bad reasons.
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Llamageddon is another in a line of movies hoping to be given the ‘so bad, it’s good’ tag without understanding you can’t force it.
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A boring story, bland characters, below average acting and bad effects. Hold Your Breath when passing this movie.
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Under the streets of Moscow, diggers explore the subterranean tunnels that go deep into the Earth. Yet, something has claimed this place as its home.
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A spiritual successor to Antropophagus. Absurd reunites Joe D’amato and George Eastman for another round of video nasty gold.
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From director Steve Rudzinski who co-wrote it with Aleen Isley comes a horror movie with a point. A pointy end in fact.
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