Don’t Let Her In
– (2021) – A young couple allows a mysterious woman to move into their loft, and quickly fall victim to her seductive exploits. Has just enough sleaze and mayhem to make for an easy viewing, but not much will be remembered ten minutes after the watch. Take a shot every time “babe” is spoken and you’ll be dead drunk before the hour’s up.
88 total views, 22 views today
Baby Oopsie
– (2021) – A doll collector who’s mistreated by society acquires a toy that murders her oppressors. An amusing character study of a woman pushed to the brink and who revels in the bloody destruction of others, while Baby Oopsie herself is pretty humorous in her actions and dialog. Grows a bit tiresome toward the end of its short length, but still has enough merit to recommend to B-movie buffs.
267 total views, 22 views today
Last Night in Soho
– (2021) – A young woman who’s attending a fashion school in modern London experiences the past life of an aspiring musical performer in her visions. An absorbing mystery of murder and deceit among well-placed throwback music and surreal editing. A journey of insanity that leads to unexpected turns and a handful of tense moments, and though we root for the protagonist throughout, emotional attachments to her are never fully realized. Despite minor flaws, this is a unique gem.
274 total views, 19 views today
Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City
– (2021) – A viral outbreak in a small town turns citizens into victims, zombies, and/or monsters. Plays as a live action version the the Resident Evil 2 video game, which is commendable considering how the previous series had little to do with the games. However, by watching without a controller in hand the events get awfully dull awfully fast. Goes through familiar motions without offering anything fresh to a beaten genre.
301 total views, 20 views today
Scream (2022)
– (2022) – Someone is picking off the citizens of Woodsboro in reaction to the Stab franchise. A blend of past and present characters who endure the same old deadly situation; an unknown killer in a white mask is stabbing people. Revisiting the original actors is nice, but the new faces lack significance and by the end are just another factor in yet another retread of the inaugural Scream.
301 total views, 16 views today
your a-z guide to obscure & classic horror movies
– (1991) – Anthology of stories that mainly focus on a grade school demon and a kid who tortures flies. Starts with a humorous blast depicting modern folklore, then takes a mild dip with the two longer tales. Always fun and entertaining, with plenty of innocent and guilty pleasures.
1,026 total views, 1 views today
– (1971) – Godzilla takes on a monster that spreads death through pollution. The first in a while to focus on only one adversary, which is refreshing in a non-clustered way, but too many scenes feel like drab duplications of others. Has more of a lesson to exhibit than a plot, and the trippiness is out of place, but the overall darkness makes this a winner.
789 total views, 2 views today
– (1981) – A woman who’s raped by a violent force seeks psychological and metaphysical help. Has equal traces of character drama and ghostly hokum, but wins overall thanks to a likeable lead. A bit unbelievable, but a few disturbing events hold attention.
851 total views, 1 views today
SexSquatch
– (2013) – A group of friends decide to party in the realm of a raping, murdering yeti. Purposefully cheap and cheesy, and never pretends it’ll end up in the annals of credible filmmaking. Provides plenty of fun with some truly funny lines and sight gags. Not for everyone, but only runs 58-minutes.
1,205 total views, 3 views today
Killer Crocodile 2
– (1990) – A crocodile hatched from a radioactive egg spells trouble for many jungle inhabitants. Has all the signs of a lame sequel, from flashbacks to duplicated footage, but manages to provide some grisly fun throughout. The music still rips off Jaws, and nothing rises above stupid, but diversions are provided among the doldrums.
1,104 total views, 3 views today
Nudist Colony of the Dead
– (1991) – Bible thumpers on a religious retreat use music to find strength as nudist zombies deplete them. An obvious attempt to gain a midnight cult, but features too much wretchedness to garner more than one viewing. The songs are awful and repetitive, while the narrative does nothing convincing. Ambitious, at best.
912 total views, 5 views today
Zombie 4: After Death
– (1988) – Zombies are on the rise thanks to voodoo and a reading from the Book of the Dead. Doesn’t make any sense, and the same gory actions repeat themselves straight to the climax where zombies standing outside a house wait to get shot. A bore.
1,333 total views, 6 views today
Evil Bong 666
– (2017) – A shopkeeper of weed summons a familiar enemy and the devil. Just as meaningless as the previous entries, yet goes out of its way to become more annoying. Possibly fun for those involved, but a painful experience for the rest of us.
1,197 total views, 1 views today
Class of Nuke ‘Em High
– (1986) – A high school beside a faulty nuclear facility experiences wacky ongoings of the holocaust variety. A fast paced and colorful outing that never falls short of giddy aspirations. Cheesy and awkward, but it’s the sort of dumb fun only the ’80s could supply.
1,063 total views, 2 views today