1982's THE SLAYER is a Video Nasty, and it's not amazing, but it's so much more, too.
1982's THE SLAYER is a Video Nasty, and it's not amazing, but it's so much more, too.
In the 1st video for Father Son Holy Gore you get a rundown on five movies Father Gore finds pretty scary himself.
The endlessly unnerving SLEEPAWAY CAMP was more ambitious than other slashers, opting to take on psychological damage and gender roles.
MANDY is a gorgeous, mad hellscape of '80s terror, revenge, astrology, and more.
SLICE is nothing special, though it's full of commentary about modern social divisions, urban renewal, and racists.
Maybe Larry Cohen's just talking about vampires. Or, maybe, just maybe, he's talking about neo-Nazis.
James Foley's 1996 film FEAR is an example of the damage men do when they treat women and girls like property.
388 ARLETTA AVENUE is a chilling reminder not to get too complacent about security in the suburbs.
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