In a world filled with IP titles going public domain comes a new face of fear…..Popeye…the Slayer Man.
A group of students break in an abandoned canning factory where it made contaminated spinach cans. The goal was to make a documentary about the sailor man, instead they got a night of terror and death.
The mask for Popeye is a thousand times better than Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey. The gore effects are standard for this kind…
A young girl goes to stay with her grandparents who owned a funeral home turned bed and breakfast. As the guests start disappearing one by one, the town begin to wonder if the rumors about the grandparents are true.
Also known as Funeral Home, the film is very much a clone of Psycho. For those looking for blood and gore from this 80s slasher, you’ll be very disappointed as it appeals more to the suspense approach rather than the gross out moments. Kay Hawtrey is the stand out among the actors who plays the grandmother who doesn’t take to kindly to disrespect.
A disfigured composer finds love in a young opera singer and will stop at nothing until she is his. One of the few silent films of horror that people rejoice which comes at no shock from the beautiful production sequences matched equally with the majestic score to the horrifying appearance of The Phantom himself.
So someone decide to put a bull shark in the middle of a lake…in Texas…..
The acting is somewhat decent for the most part with a goofy looking CGI shark.
