A low-budget love letter to the genre, “Brutal Massacre: A Comedy” is an endearing mockumentary made exclusively for horror fans. What if I told …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: “Brutal Massacre: A Comedy” (2007)
An independent production, “Girls School Screamers” was acquired and released by Troma, who spiced it up with some gory reshoots. A group of women …continue reading The Daily Dig: Girls School Screamers (1986)
A brilliant and punishing portrayal of the horrors of war, the likes of which you’ve never seen, “Come and See” leaves you forever changed. …continue reading Viewer Discretion Advised: Come and See (1985)
“Campfire Tales” is a forgotten 90s horror anthology that serves as a throwback to the types of stories you’d find in dusty paperbacks. A …continue reading The Daily Dig: Campfire Tales (1997)
A rare directorial effort from Roger Corman, “Frankenstein Unbound” boasts a heavyweight cast tackling Mary Shelley’s seminal horror story. A scientist in the year …continue reading The Daily Dig: Frankenstein Unbound (1990)
Neil Marshall can make a damn good action film, and he spiced up “Dog Soldiers” with some massive, well-done, brutal werewolves. A military exercise …continue reading The Daily Dig: Dog Soldiers (2002)
A masterpiece of microbudget shock and awe, Takashi Miike’s “Ichi the Killer” has inspired everyone from Quentin Tarantino to Eli Roth. In 2001, Takashi …continue reading Taboo Tuesday: Ichi The Killer
If 90s Skinemax and softcore are your thing, you’re in for a treat of bare skin but a dearth of storytelling with “Dance with …continue reading The Daily Dig: Dance with Death (1992)
Antithetical to the usual Roger Corman productions, emo vampire flicks like “Dance of the Damned” don’t seem to be his strongest output. A vampire …continue reading The Daily Dig: Dance of the Damned (1989)
Give high-end prop-making technicians to Roger Corman, and you get “Munchies” — a riotous horror-comedy filled with puns and practical FX. Little alien terrors …continue reading The Daily Dig: Munchies (1987)
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