So here we are again… another Amityville film. This time with the horrendous title of Amityville Scarecrow (previously titled Amityville Cornfield which is marginally worse). If you can live with that, try this on for size. Amityville is now in England somewhere. OK then.
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Night School is a fun and nice-looking slasher/mystery horror film that was caught up in the UK moral panic of the 80s known as video nasties.
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From the writing and directing team of Paul Ragsdale and Angelica De Alba comes Slashorette Party. An entertaining throwback slasher with some great comedy moments and lashings of blood.
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At nearly 2 hours long, Beauty Queen Butcher is a bloated, humourless and boring entity… kind of like its main character is portrayed to be.
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If you like excessive shots of wildlife and being bored out of your mind, then The Prey is the perfect film for you. A 1983 slasher directed by Edwin Brown, and starring Debbie Thureson, Steve Bond, Lori Lethin, and Jackie Coogan.
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A video nasty without much in the way of nasty (at least what you might expect), Visiting Hours is a 1982 slasher horror from director Jean-Claude Lord. The film stars Lee Grant, Linda Purl and Michael Ironside.
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Written and directed by Frank Durant (credited as Frank D’Agostino – writer and Victor Franko – director. Killer Campout stars Jillian Swanson, Anthony Goes and Patrick Hickey.
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Nine Lives is not good at all but has some late nineties/early noughties low-budget slasher charm to it that might make a few people feel nostalgic.
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