With this horror-sci fi gorefest, HENRY: PORTRAIT OF A SERIAL KILLER director John McNaughton proved he was not a one-trick pony, delivering a gross, funny and imaginative B-movie that plays like a darker, grittier variation on the eighties flick THE HIDDEN
A mildly diverting low budget horror flick from the eighties. You could do worse than THE BOOGENS…but then, you could also do a lot better!
Perhaps the ultimate Brian De Palma film: gory, pervy and visually stunning, with a distinctly comedic, self-mocking angle
BLUE VELVET is one of most iconic “cult” movies of all time, and there’s an excellent reason for that.
A nifty chunk of seventies-sploitation about drug users going nuts years after the fact. Just say no, indeed!
Remember the old folk tale about Bluebeard? It seems unlikely material for a multi-million dollar spectacular, but that’s just what mega-producers Alexander and Ilya Salkind attempted with BLUEBEARD
A far stupider-than-average Italian horror/trash fest from the mid sixties. It’s kinda fun, but don’t expect too much.
This misogynistic Spanish horror fest from the seventies has its moments, but isn’t much
A quintessential American independent film from the eighties, and still a one-of-a-kind masterpiece
This 1984 rarity, a Hong Kong sexploitater spiced with black magic, is highly sought after by trash movie connoisseurs, but the reality is that outside of its geek show value there just isn’t much here