Waxwork is a cult horror/comedy from director Anthony Hickox, who is perhaps best known for directing Hellraiser III. But is this cult curiosity worthy of
C.H.U.D. II: Bud The Chud is the sequel to, well, C.H.U.D. And unlike it’s precursor, it takes the concept into a much more comedic area.
Return of The Living Dead 3 is the last good film in the franchise. There, I’ve said it upfront. You don’t have to read on
The Gate was a late 80s attempt at making a “scary movie” aimed at a younger audience. Almost entirely gore free, the film instead tries
Yes, fiends and fiendettes, my occasional series of “Trailer Trash” videos on YouTube is now becoming a regular feature! I’m hoping to do a new
Popcorn is a late period entry in the slasher boom of the 1980s & early 90s. Eschewing the over the top gore that had become
Tremors is one of my all time favourite comedy/horror films. It takes the 1950s monster movie, and adds a 1980s angle to it. A failure
Doom Asylum. Somehow this film avoided me back in the early to mid 90s when I was ravenously consuming every horror film my local rental
Jamie Lee Curtis is the godmother of all modern scream queens. Beginning with John Carpenters late 70s masterpiece Halloween, she went on to star in
Rawhead Rex was the 2nd time a Clive Barker story had reached the silver screen. Scripted by Barker himself, is this mid 1980s romp worthy