Headless Horseman (2007)

Headless Horseman (2007)
Director: Anthony C. Ferrante
Writer: Zachary Weintraub
The Headless Horseman rises every seven years to collect heads to keep a town alive and for him to be able to come back every seven years.
'An eye for an eye, an head for an head' Hack job attempt at mixing Legend Of Sleepy Hollow and 2000 Maniacs into one CGI loaded SciFi TV original movie. Film starts with a bit of back story on how the Headless Horseman (known as Headless in the film) loses his head. Then cuts to present day on Halloween, basically its the old pesky kids in a van go to a party plot, have van trouble while taking a short cut then stumble across Pa Rust and his helpful daughter Candy whom with the promise of helping to fix the van take the 7 dorky teens to a their local small town where everyone is 'one big family'. I won't give away more not for fear of giving spoilers but know anyone bothering to read will know this well worn formula so well. The acting isn't exactly bad just dull and the fx work is mostly typical sorry ass scifi channel CGI. I can't really say much in way of recommending this its painful to watch this trash best of times but I foolishly chose it as my 2007 Halloween night treat and boy was it a massive let down.'

(4 out of 10)

Terror in the Swamp (1985)

Terror in the Swamp (1985)
Directors: Joe Catalanotto, Martin Folse
Writers: Henry Brien, Martin Folse, Terry Hebb, Billy Holliday
In an effort to create the perfect nutria for breeding by the fur industry, a scientist and his assistant inadvertently create a brutal mutation that escapes into the nearby swamps.

(Not Yet Rated)

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Black Water (2007)

Black Water (2007)
Directors: David Nerlich, Andrew Traucki
Writers: David Nerlich, Andrew Traucki
Based on a true story about a man eating crocodile, Black Water is a thriller thats sounds a now familiar warning that Australia can be dangerous place for a holiday.
'Wonderful realistic crocodile film supposodly based on true events, the plots pretty much open water with a crocodile instead of sharks, but done with so much more tension and style. Based in the Mangrove Swamps of Northern Australia first time directors David Nerlich and Andrew Traucki have got to be commended for making what no other animal attack movie since jaws as managed to come close too. Cast of mostly TV actors do a sterling job also which is a nice change from the goofy characters you usually find in these kind of films. Its the second of supposedly three Croc movies to be released this year 1st being goofy but cheesly fun Primeval and the 3rd being the Wolf Creek directors Rogue, I very much doubt come year end Black Water won't be the one that triumphs over the others.'

(8 out of 10)

Empty Rooms (2001)

Empty Rooms (2001)
Director: Toshiki Sato
Empty Room is a dark, highly erotic tale of a married couple whose relationship is slowly sliding into oblivion. Bored and sexually frustrated, the wife begins taking lovers while her unemployed husband spends his days wandering aimless around the city parks. Highly stylised and with a film noir feel, Empty Room is a fine example of how Japanese Pink cinema has developed into a unique genre all of its own.

(Not Yet Rated)

Don't Be Scared (2006)

Don't Be Scared (2006)
Director: Master P
Writer: Master P
Hip-hop sensations Master P and Romeo star in this tale of urban horror. When a serial killer starts prowling a college campus for its next kill, chaos erupts as students realize they are the targets in a deadly game.
'Contender for not only the worst film of the year but of the millenium. Urban horror strikes more dread into horror fans hearts than seeing classics remade. Was that period in the 70's blaxsploitation was funky with the likes of Ganja & Hess/Blacula/Abby, but the current slurry of mostly black acted horror Holla/Dead Riot/Hood of the Living Dead and numerious Todd 'Watcha talkin bout Willis' Bridges acted ones have been pointless crapfests. So the fact Don't Be Scared is even worse is no small task. Its plot for what little there is revolves around a black guy who gets killed at a party, then being brought back alive to start on a killing spree. Everything about it blows poorly acted (musicians in movies suck, that goes more so when its rap/r'n'b stars) the pace is dire, the kills are lame I could go on more about its flaws but can't be bothered even die hard bad movie fans are gonna struggle with this.'

(1 out of 10)

CreepTales (2004)

CreepTales (2004)
Directors: Tim Boxell, Stephen Hegyes, Steve Hegyi, Ken Mandel, Greg Middleton, Roger Nygard, James Salisbury, Rod Slane
Writers: Jeff Copeland, Roger Nygard, Tim Boxell, Stephen Hegyes, Greg Middleton, James Salisbury, James Salisbury, Philip Salisbury, Steve Hegyi, Michael Minton, Jess Sherman
On Halloween night, two shabby, dimwitted hunchbacks dig up the anthology horror video CreepTales that was buried with their Uncle Munger, and show it to their dimwitted monster friends.

(Not Yet Rated)

Blood Car (2007)

Blood Car (2007)
Director: Alex Orr
Writers: Hugh Braselton (story), Alex Orr
In the near future, gas prices are at an astronomical high. One man is determined to find an alternate fuel source. That alternate fuel source turns out to be blood...HUMAN BLOOD.
'The concept behind this is cool but done so poorly. The films pace as the feel that they picked up a camera filmed a bit then took a few weeks off then filmed some more, as none of it gels together. A few nice little gore FX scenes like the lawn mower style car engine don't help keep your attention for nearly long enough. Acting is sub troma level My Girls Anna Chlumsky must be starving or Blood Cars makers must have some dirt on her, because its beyond me why she's in such a lowgrade turkey. The musics mostly classical which I guess means free. All this though isn't as bad as the god awful use of cctv style cutbacks featuring two MIB like goons watching all the action, its very mst3k feeling only less funny. The only real selling point to b-movie fans is the sexual gags have plenty of boobs. Its no worse than the films troma have been pumping out for years but none of it adds up enough to make this worth your time.'

(3½ out of 10)

This Hollow Sacrament (2006)

This Hollow Sacrament (2006)
Director: Greg Stechman
Writers: Dorothy Otnow Lewis, Greg Stechman
Based on true events, the film follows the story of a tortured ex-soldier, now police detective, as he and his partner attempt to track down a bizarre series of disappearances, and the brutal slaying of four young women.

(Not Yet Rated)

Hollywood Kills (2007)

Hollywood Kills (2007)
Director: Sven Pape
Writers: Nicholas Brandt, Regan Wynne
Insane, reclusive director/producer terrorizes people who come to Hollywood by twisting their dreams into fiendish torture in his own private "studio".

(Not Yet Rated)

The Chanting (2006)

The Chanting (2006) aka Kuntilanak
Director: Rizal Mantovani
Writers: Ve Handojo, Rizal Mantovani
A young college student moves to a new boarding house in a very haunted area.

(Not Yet Rated)

Malam jumat kliwon (2007)

Malam jumat kliwon (2007)
Director: Koya Pagayo
Writer: Ery Sofid
A group of teens find themselves trapped inside an old haunted hospital.

(Not Yet Rated)

Pirates of Ghost Island (2007)

Pirates of Ghost Island (2007)
Director: Mitch Toles
Writers: Kristin J. Johnson, Pauline Thomas
When a ship-wrecked group of friends arrive on a secluded beach, they get much more than they bargained for.

(Not Yet Rated)

Punk Vacation (1990)

Punk Vacation (1990)
Director: Stanley Lewis
Writers: Lance Smith, Harvey Richelson
Sizzling action when an outraged town forms an old fashioned posse to rid themselves of a half crazed group of basically normal kids out for a last fling before settling down to life within society.

(Not Yet Rated)

Surgikill (1990)

Surgikill (1990)
Director: Andy Milligan
Writers: Sid Caplan, Sherman Hirsh
A masked killer is killing off doctors, nurses, and patients at a poorly run Los Angeles hospital.

(Not Yet Rated)

Realms of Blood (2004)

Realms of Blood (2004)
Director: Robert J. Massetti
Writers: Kim Allen, Robert J. Massetti
On a dark, stormy night, two roomates caught in a power blackout decide to tell each other scary stories to pass the time. The first story is called "Pain Killer", about a Gulf War Vet. that returns home disfigured and mentally unstable engaging in a murderous killing spree after his wife no longer sees him as her husband. The second story called "The Cologne", written by B-Horror legend TIM RITTER (Truth or Dare, Killing Spree), tells the story of a nerd that can't get a date until he tries this special "Cologne", which works great at first but comes with some deadly side effects. The last story is called "Blood Runs Cold", about an aging Priest that is chosen by God to rid the earth of vampires.

(Not Yet Rated)

Gag (2006)

Gag (2006)
Director: Scott W. Mckinlay
Writer: Kirk Sever
Two professional thieves break into a house in search of a safe, only to discover a man beaten beyond recognition, tied down to torn mattress in a hidden room. They decide to help, only to become trapped by a serial killer whose torture methods will have them begging for death.
'Most likely aimed at Saw fans, if there's still any around that is after the god awful sequels. Opening credits roll over the now done to death format of a bound semi naked chick ready to be slaughtered, this time its in a room with loads of caged animals. She ends up being force fed a rat (viewers at this point most likely go urrgghhh and if they're old like me probably remember the series V). Cut to the movie itself which as two thieves who've chosen the wrong place to break into. When they stumbled into a room with a man gagged and tied to a bed, Leaving them with the question do you remove the gag to ask if its a kinky sex thing or leave him alone. here on in it all as shades of the Z/Gimp scene in Pulp Fiction with our two leads being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Its all done OK but never involving the viewer enough to make you care what the hell happens. Actings fine enough just very tv series feeling. As a few bloody bits and enough urrghh scenes to keep you awake and the odd sleazy moment like a scene two victims are forced to sleep with each other. Its key problem is there's no background to any of its characters and just not enough of a angle with its plot or variety in its settings or feel from one scene to the next for it to span its duration.'

(5 out of 10)

Tooth & Nail (2007)

Tooth & Nail (2007)
Director: Mark Young
Writer: Mark Young
Cast: Rider Strong, Rachel Miner, Michael Kelly Michael Madsen, Vinnie Jones, Robert Carradine
A small group of survivors in a post-apocalyptic world take refuge in an empty hospital with plans on re-building society. They rescue a young girl who is the victim of a brutal attack, but soon discover that they were followed by a savage band of cannibals known as Rovers. The Rovers begin to kill them one by one, and the trapped survivors must find a way to outwit their stalkers.

'Another After Dark Horror Festival film. Dire dialogue aside the writers have tried to make an eco horror, when gas supplies dry up mankind fights to stay alive. For its clearly low budget it succeeds at making its locations look like barren wastelands. Its flaws are all the padded out talky breaks in the action, making the film seem clunky instead of flowing. That aside it’s nice for a low budget director to try and make something other than slasher, vampire or zombie films.'

(5 out of 10)

Lake Dead (2007)

Lake Dead (2007)

Director: George Bessudo
Writer: Daniel P. Coughlin
Cast: Cyrus Alexander, James C. Burns, Ryan Coughlin, Edwin Craig, Kelsey Crane
Beneath the calmest surface lies the deepest nightmare
'Another After Dark Horror Festival film, three sisters inherit a lakeside motel, from a grandfather they hadn’t been told about. They agree to travel down to see the place before deciding what to do. Due to boyfriend issues one agrees to travel alone and is killed before leaving her home. The other two along with boyfriends and a gang of friends rent an RV and decide to make a weekend of it. Only they’re set upon by the crazy locals. It delivers typical dumb shouty teens in peril acting. The gore is next to none existent and sadly when we do get some its CGI rendered blood. Horror fest is great at giving lower key movies a theatre audience, sadly with Lake Dead they wasted a slot as this deserved to stay in the STV market place. Not the worst horror film ever made but a damned unmemorable one.'

(3½ out of 10)

Stabbed in the Face (2004)

Stabbed in the Face (2004)
Director: Jason Bradford
Writer: Jared Scallions
Set in the mid 1980's, a group of young kids ventures off to a remote abandoned home for the Halloween adventure of their adolescent wet dreams. Unfortunately, a serial killer is on the loose, but what do horny young teens care for such trivialities? Only Terry, their demented leader and unsuspecting murderer of the group, notices bodies cropping up in places unrelated to the meticulous murders he himself has committed. Who will have the bigger body count, Terry or the mystery murderer? Will the group discover Terry's true psychopathic intents, or will the drugs, alcohol, and sex deaden their senses enough for Terry to deaden them?
'Clearly filmed on a micro low budget, and featuring none actors won't hopefully stop the cheese movie fans from hunting this down, its an aimable attempt and alot of fun. Plots typical horror trash fodder with teens taking a vacation, some babble about about a farmyard wife killing her cheating husband. For my tastes it was a little heavy on post punk/nu metal though the opening credits song was strong. Another flaw is some of the scenes are painfully dark, but on the whole has enough boobs,blood to keep you watching, also some fun dumb throwaway dialog like 'you put the dick in ridiculas'. One thing that impressed was the films attempt to pace itself proper something most lowgrade horror trash movies don't even try to do.'

(4½ out of 10)

White Fire (1984)

White Fire (1984) aka Vivre pour survivre
Director: Jean-Marie Pallardy
Writer: Jean-Marie Pallardy
When Bo (Robert Ginty) was a child, a mysterious stranger sadistically murdered his parents. Only Bo and his sister, Ingrid (Belinda Mayne) survived the bloodshed. Now, twenty years later...Bo and his sister are grown up. They are now employees at a diamond mineshaft located in the desert. As mischievous as they are, they stumble upon the discovery of a legendary diamond, the "White Fire." However, this rapture for the diamond has provoked the angst of some short-tempered, not-so-nice villains. The quest to capture the most sought-out diamond in the world is afoot..

(Not Yet Rated)

Buried Alive (2007)

Buried Alive (2007)
Director: Robert Kurtzman
Writer: Art Monterastelli
Terrifying horror film about a group of college students hunted by the evil spirit of a woman who was buried alive years ago in their secluded vacation house.
'From the director of Wishmaster and featuring Saw's Tobin 'Jigsaw' Bell comes yet another dumbed down American teen horror, plot is like a sub par Supernatural episode most likely an unfinished Scooby Doo 3 leftover. You've guessed it folks its another plot where kids go to some retreat and hear a spooky tale, then a 30 year old looking teen drags facts about some pesky demon/killer/ghost this time a witch from the internet. Its only redeeming point is the females are cute and lose their tops in a few scenes, the blood/gores next to none existent which is odd due to how many fx credits the director has to his name. Its by no means the worst of its type and glossy enough, just dull formula crap, doesn't seem like Kurtzman cares either as his next is a 28 Days Later sounding zombie film.'

(4 out of 10)

Raiders of the Doomed Kingdom (1985)

Raiders of the Doomed Kingdom (1985)
Director: Sumat Saichur
Writer: Godfrey Ho
A group of Thai mercenaries set out to rescue a South-Vietnamese general and manage to kill off a lot of people and even land on an island of lepers!
'Highly entertaining war cheese from IFD films and penned by low grade legend Godfrey Ho. The film starts with a powerful montage of a Buddhist monk setting himself on fire, then napalm running naked kids, though once the IFD name flashes on screen, we know its all out cheese from here. After US troops pull out of Vietnam Cobra is made the leader of a small band of mercenaries . They are left to clean up any rogue communists and help free a captured general commander. Basically its a fun action romp for blokes, story's pretty light and involves a lot of running around jungles but thankfully we are never too far away from either violence or sex. Without sounding like I didn't enjoy it the film looks way bigger budget than its material really deserved it sports some huge action scenes and a cast of 1000s. American viewers maybe wise to give it a wide birth or at least be a little cautious as it paints the US in a pretty bad light, maybe one of the reasons it's not been given much of a chance in Western country's. You can't help but laugh though that they clearly use Asian actors for Americans by covering up their faces with either gas masks or sunglasses. That said I do remember more than a couple of American films that have portrayed Asians by painting a guy yellow and taping his eyes back. If your willing to overlook the political side of the film though, its a hugely entertaining movie that even gives John Woo a run for his money with how many blood squibs are used, think of it as the Apocalypse Now of cheeseball Indo/Thai action films.'

(7 out of 10)

Zeiram 2 (1994)

Zeiram 2 (1994)
Director: Keita Amemiya
Writer: Hajime Matsumoto

In this sequel to the cult classic Zeiram the beautiful bounty hunter Iria once again finds her way to Earth. She has with her the supercomputer known as Bob, Along with a new combat android assistant. Unbeknownst to her the research team that built the combat android couldn't find a tactical program with enough cunning or fighting instinct to be useful. Therefore, they decided to cut corners and implant the androids brain with a vicious Zeiram alien! When the alien gains conscious control of the android, it begins using the machine's wide variety of weapon systems to terrorize Iria and her old human friends, Teppei and Kamiya. Now all three are trapped in a dimensional Zone by the monster and they will have to destroy it if they ever want to escape alive.

(Not Yet Rated)

Zeiram (1991)

Zeiram (1991)
Director: Keita Amemiya
Writers: Keita Amemiya, Steve Kramer
The vicious space-outlaw Zeiram escapes to Earth but has been followed by an attractive female bounty hunter, Iria, and her assistant, Bob (a computer). When she sets a dimensional trap so she can fight the monster without raising the awareness of earthlings, two power company employees accidentally stumble in also.

(Not Yet Rated)

Daughter (2002)

Daughter (2002)
Director: Eduardo Rodriguez
Writers: Sean Garman, Eduardo Rodriguez
You just woke up from an unspeakable nightmare. How does it feel? Relief? How would you feel if when you woke, the nightmare had just begun? Shae Powell, a successful single mom, wakes up rattled from a horrible dream. A dream woven in blood. Shaken, Shae goes to check on her young daughter, Sophie. Everything appears to be in order. Shae is about to return to bed when she hears water running in the bathroom. She can't get in there because te door is locked. Shae should pray that it stays locked.

'Sublime short horror film by Eduardo Rodriguez. Its a wonderful jaw dropping blend of horrific tension and surreal weirdness as a single woman who wakes from a dream goes to check on her daughter to find the dreams just begun. Its visually so thrilling and inventive. I can't recommend it highly enough. I for one will be keeping my eyes on Eduardo Rodriguez. Miramax reportedly gave the student director a three picture movie deal on the back of it. Even at only 13 and half minutes its trippy headfuck cinema at its best Highly recommended.'

(9 out of 10)

Exitus Interruptus (2006)

Exitus Interruptus (2006)
Director: Andreas Bethmann
5 years ago Manuela was kidnapped and ever since has been tormented by the experience . She claims to have killed the sexual predator although his body was never found. Since that time she has not been able to have sex with any man and finds solace in the arms of her best friend and lover Monique. After a series a nightmares which begin to progress deeper and deeper into her psychological condition she seeks the help of a psychiatrist
(Andreas Bethmann). The night after her first session her and Monique go out to a club for a couple of drinks. While in the restroom Manuela watches 2 women fooling around in a stall. A man appears and murders one of the girls and ties up the other. He then proceeds to trap Manuela and takes both back to his house in the woods where he tortures the women. 3 days later Monique receives a letter supposedly from Manuela explaining in her 3 day absence and in the letter she asks Monique to visit her for a surprise. Monique's destination is the killer's house and she walks directly into his bloody hands...

(Not Yet Rated)

Trackman (2007)

Trackman (2007) AKA Putevoy obkhodchik
Director: Igor Shavlak
Writers: Valery Krechetov, Viktor Sorokin
The Trackman plot unfolds in the functioning lines of the Moscow Subway, as well as in the desolate ones - in the channels of underground rivers, the real tunnels of the centuries-old underground of Moscow. The scene is entangled with numerous legends and scary stories. It is there that the main characters fall into a trap; they are chased by an underground dweller. They have to survive... or die."

(Not Yet Rated)

666 The Beast (2007)

666: The Beast (2007)
Director: Nick Everhart
Writer: Nick Everhart
The adorable Antichrist from 666: THE CHILD is all grown up and ready to unleash hell-on-earth in this latest low-budget bloodbath.

(Not Yet Rated)

See Jane Run (2007)

See Jane Run (2007)
Director: Ryan Webb
A horror film about psychological instability, religion, suburbia and good old Texas BBQs. In the same vein as classic movies from the 1970s, this film begins with four teenagers in a car picking up a hitchhiker. When the advice of a local auto mechanic turns deadly, the travelers find themselves trapped in a warped version of the American dream from which only a disturbed mind can escape.

(Not Yet Rated)

The Ferryman (2007)

The Ferryman (2007)
Director: Chris Graham
Writers: Matthew Metcalfe, Nick Ward
The story of a group of twenty-something's who charter a boat to Fiji for the trip of a lifetime, before stumbling upon an evil that demands vengeance at any cost.
'Routine but fun bodyswap horror, enough gore,comedy and sleaze to please most undemanding viewers the nice locations and nautical feel lift this a few notches higher than it would of been if set on land. Good to see booming voiced Sliders star John Rhys-Davies as well as he so fits horror.'

(6 out of 10)

The Return (2007)

The Return (2007) aka The Riddle of Thousand Words
Director: ?
Writer: ?
Due to inadequate use of anesthetics, a young boy experiences “intra-operative awareness” during his own heart surgery, hearing every sound and movement of the procedure. From the scalpel slicing through his body and surgical saw cutting through his rib cage, he remains completely aware! Unable to respond from the muscle-relaxation used during his surgery, the little boy is severely traumatized from this horrific accident. As a result, the child ends up brutally murdering a young girl soon after the incident. The boy is placed in a mental institution. Several psychiatrists find interest in his case, and decide to utilize radical treatment methods in order to cure the child. Through the use of hypnotism, they succeed in sealing the part of the boy’s memory, his past and the personality that spawned from it. With this success, the boy is given a second chance and is placed to lead a normal life in society. 20 years later, the man’s childhood is once again unlocked from a series of events, and leads to a series of gruesome murders. On a mission to spread the same pain he suffered as a child, the killer becomes cruel yet clever. As the killing continues, each of the memories and the secrets that lie 20 years in the past are slowly revealed.

(Not Yet Rated)

Straightheads (2007)

Straightheads (2007) aka Closure
Director: Dan Reed
Writer: Dan Reed
Straightheads is a psychological thriller about a couple that deals with being attacked by a gang by going on a violent mission of their own.
'Basically this is a throwback to the golden age of revenge films most notably Straw Dogs. Gillian Anderson smoulders as the cold city career girl whom takes a bit of rough Danny 'the geezer' Dyer to a English countryside party only for both of them to be attacked on their way back, this leaves both wanting revenge. The film never strays too far from familiar territory though for what it is, its done very well not even Dyer whom I usually can't stand is good in this. Also worth a mention is the wonderfuly sleazie Ralph 'Camberwell Carrot' Brown as one of the attackers. I'll give it a slightly higher than average rating would of got even more if Anderson had pulled the trigger. Well worth a casual nights viewing.'

(6½ out of 10)

The Insatiable (2006)

The Insatiable (2006)
Directors: Chuck Konzelman, Cary Solomon
Writers: Cary Solomon, Chuck Konzelman
A meek bystander witnesses a horrific slaying by a curvacious female vampire and ends up capturing her in THE INSATIABLE. With the female vamp imprisoned in a cage in his basement, the man must beat off her advances and resist the urge to feed her, but his weak willed ways may prove to be his downfall.

(Not Yet Rated)

In the Dark (2004)

In the Dark (2004)
Director: Slater Kane
Writer: Slater Kane
For five years a hidden crime festered as a deep, dark secret among friends. One Halloween the secret got out. Here is the actual footage of that horrific night when the group returned to the scene of the crime and came face-to-face with their wicked past.

(Not Yet Rated)

Broken (2006)

Broken (2006)
Directors: Simon Boyes, Adam Mason
Writers: Simon Boyes, Adam Mason
Hope and her young daughter are abducted and brought to a remote forest by a mysterious and nameless man. As Hope is forced to undergo a series of humiliating, violent, and degrading trials, she fights desperately to escape and discover the fate of her missing daughter.
'Truly disturbing feature from the team of Boyes/Mason whom with a reported budget of £500,000 and basically 3 core actors have managed to do what so many other multi million dollar horror movies fail to do, and that's deliver. It succeeds by working on a much more psychological level than its peers (films like Saw or Feed). Those films felt the need to explain their self whereas Broken just plays out the story in its grim almost unspoken brutal nature. It does have its flaws chiefly in how uneasy it makes you feel, its more a film you endure than enjoy and it forces you to ask yourself the the same question the abductor ask's and thats 'Will you go on?'. Not for everyone's tastes then, but if you can handle its nilistic approach one worth the view.

(7 out of 10)

Deafula (1975)

Deafula (1975)

Director: Peter Wolf
Writer: Peter Wolf
A theology student finds himself turning into a vampire and hunting other students for their blood.
'Hehe finally a chance to see the film you've all heard about or maybe not as the case maybe. The films claim to fame is that it is the only movie made entirely in sign language for the hearing impaired (though there is voice-over dialogue for those not able to read sign language). This selling point is really odd none more so than when in places like the cafe bar when you see dozens signing at once or during a news room scene. Actors all have a very beatnik/hippy look so most likely it was made more as a social experiment than all out for exploitation reasons, and in fairness does specially with having no music and during scenes when there's no over spoken dialog make you wonder what being deaf is like. The film itself looks like they shot everything once like when one of the actors gets his coat caught in a car door. The plots just a ramble about Dracula whom when is onscreen which isnt much as a funny plastic nose though does have a somewhat hypnotic quality due to slowed down pace. Shame though after this film the trend for deafsploitation didn't continue as I'm sure Silentstein or WereMute would of been great as a triple feature.'

(4 out of 10)

Thundercrack! (1975)

Thundercrack! (1975)
Director: Curt McDowell
Writers: Mark Ellinger, George Kuchar
San Francisco, 1975: strange times, with strange people doing strange stuff. Among other things: one of the strangest films ever made. THUNDERCRACK! starts out as a horror flick with some people taking refuge in a ghostly mansion during a storm at the countryside. Their hostess is one of the weirdest female characters ever shown on screen. Dead drunk, horny, delirious: Marion Eaton plays the role with a vengeance. What is the secret with her dead husband? Where is her son? Why does she keep human body parts in the cellar? It really doesn't matter much. Very soon, everyone gets involved in something much more interesting: having sex in every which way possible and impossible. Curt McDowell's THUNDERCRACK! is a true cult classic which has shocked, excited and amazed audiences for decades.

(Not Yet Rated)

Nailed (2007)

Nailed (2007)
Director: Gabriel Dowrick
A revolutionary procedure performed in the jungles of Guatemala gives rise to an unspeakable horror when one doctor discovers how to implement mind control. By injecting a deadly cocktail straight into the brains of the world's unwanted, a new slave race is created - available for sweat shops, sex farms and private mercenary armies. One huge corporation is slowly building an army of pseudo-zombies who are ripe for export. But one escapes, he wakes with no knowledge of who he is or how he got there - all he knows is that his life is in danger. And he holds the secret that could bring the entire deadly army down.
'More a low rent urban action movie than horror which kinda fooled me. And shot on the kinda budget you find in youtube videos. Instead of wasting time I'm gonna do a simple 3 step questionnaire to save time

• #1 If you've already seen this film I'm sure you won't be wanting to read a review.
• #2 If you haven't seen it all you need to know is its not worth bothering with.
• #3 If you was involved in the making of this please please for the love of humanity no more.

I honestly can't recommend this to anyone its not even enjoyable in a few beers bad way like the similar Shadow Dead Riot was'

(2 out of 10)

Holla (2006)

Holla (2006)
Director: H.M. Coakley
Writer: H.M. Coakley, Camille C. Irons
Tells the story of a TV star who is stranded with seven of her friends in a cabin on the grounds of Camp Diamond Creek. Also trapped with the group is a murderous sociopath.

(Not Yet Rated)

Hallowed Ground (2007)

Hallowed Ground (2007)
Director: David Benullo
Writer: David Benullo
After she becomes stranded in a small town, a young woman discovers her arrival there was foretold a century earlier by the town's founding preacher and that she is an integral part of his impending - and terrifying - rebirth.
'I could while away the hours Conferrin' with the flowers, if I only had a brain" entertaining no brainer, scarecrows havent been this much fun since Wizard Of Oz. FX will maybe put the cgi haters off a little and the gores pretty mild. Plots nothing fresh sadly but actings as good as STV US horror gets it really helps having Rest Stop's cute Jaimie Alexander in who keeps your attention during the lulls in action. She's becoming a modern day Scream Queen. For all its little let downs, its fun enough and worth spending the 84 minutes of your time on.'

(6½ out of 10)

13 Beloved (2006)

13 Beloved (2006)
Director: Ma-Deaw Chukiatsakwirakul Writers: Ma-Deaw Chukiatsakwirakul, Eakasit Thairatana (Comic)
Pusit is having the worst day of his life. He just lost his job and is in serious debt. That is all about to change when he receives a mysterious phone call with a tempting offer. If he could complete 13 tasks, he will win 100 million Baht. Pusit agrees and the game begins.

(Not Yet Rated)

Counter Destroyer

Counter Destroyer (1989) aka The Vampire Is Still Alive
Director: Edgar Jere Writer: Roger Markham
A screenwriter working on a film script in an old haunted house unleashes an army of the undead including a robot-vampire and a Freddy Kruger-like creature with deadly scissorhands.

(Not Yet Rated)

Someone Behind You (2007)

Someone Behind You (2007)
Director: Oh Gi-Hwan
Ga-in, a smart, pretty girl who is loved by everyone, witnesses the deaths of people around her. She is then singled out as the next in line to die from the curse that has one person in each generation die at the hands of two people close to them. Ga-in searched for the truth about the curse with Suk-min, a boy who always lingers around her, and her boyfriend Heon-joong, but attacks on her life by those dearest to her, like her best friend and her mother, never cease...

(Not Yet Rated)

Red Account: My Bloody Angel (1988)

Red Account: My Bloody Angel (1988)
Director: Toshiki Sato
The beautiful Tomoko loves her husband Masao with all her heart. Unfortunately, the devil has taken Kawakami to exorcise Masao to get rid of the "Evil one". The fact was established that the immortal had nested himself in Masao's eye. Initially our savior wanted to let him out of there but it turned out that the devil had already infested all internal organs.
'Kicks in like a routine Japanese porno complete with pixeled out genitals then around the 40 min mark takes a real shift into extreme gore territory, and boy does it kick in as she chops a man in pieces. One of the most notable moments she masterbates with a choped off hand, a scene I'm sure would please fans of Jap AV legends like Daisuke Yamanouchi or Hisayasu Sato. By no means the best of the genre and due to its subject only recommended to fans of extreme cinema.Only gore hounds or fans of blured out sex scenes need apply'

(5 out of 10)

Wraiths of Roanoke (2007)

Wraiths of Roanoke (2007)
Director: Matt Codd
Writer: Rafael Jordan
In this tale based on the lost Virginia colony of Roanoke Island the colonists are attacked by three wraiths. The acting governor tries to understand what is happening while the people are being killed off. Finally piecing together half remembered Norse legends and local Native American tales he realizes these are the spirits of 3 viking witches, trapped on the island with the colonists. Can they find a way to end the siege and survive the winter when even the forest is controlled by the wraiths?
'Another Sci-Fi channel movie'

(Not Yet Rated)

The Food of the Gods (1976)

The Food of the Gods (1976)
Director: Bert I. Gordon
Writers: Bert I. Gordon (Based on a novel by H.G. Wells)
On a remote island, a farmer discovers a strange, gooey substance that causes animals to grow rapidly. His problems begin when the creatures get hungry - they prefer human flesh. Based on H.G. Wells' novel of 1904.

Company: AIP American International Pictures
(Not Yet Rated)

Black Roses (1988)

Black Roses (1988)
Director: John Fasano
Writer: Cindy Cirile
A small town is up in arms over the arrival of a Satanic heavy-metal band called Black Roses to play at the local high school. The parents are right to be concerned, for the band has made a deal with the Devil and turns the teens into zombies who murder their parents.

(Not Yet Rated)