Last month I had Vampire horror trivia in Salem so I decided to give this a rewatch, it had been a long while, and there ended up being only one question about the movie! C'mon!
Anyways Grace Jones dominates in this 80s horror comedy with her presence and unique sex appeal as the lead Stripper Vampire in charge. It's going for a lighter Fright Night-ish horror comedy tone and it's nowhere near as effective and it takes a while to…
A fun slasher romcom that doesn't completely gel together both genres perfectly but is still a bloody, funny, good time.
Mason and Holt are fun and have chemistry. The killer has a great look and gimmick. There's plenty of bloody mayhem with the drive-in massacre being a highlight and it's nice to see Devon Sawa and Brewster. The RomCom element at times overwhelmed the slasher element for me but once the chase was on it moved at a good clip.…
Well, it's the second best Halloween movie that takes place mostly at a hospital...hey I'm just happy Will Patton lived at least, always liked him. Michael escapes the burning house, Jamie and co. head to the hospital and Michael is a one man death machine wiping everybody out as he heads back home to lounge in his sister's room and the boneheaded townies decide to fight back. Off the top of my head it's somewhere in the middle, I'll take…
When you're a emotionally repressed headcase that is probably not fun at parties, with a past tragedy plus the ptsd, maybe being a film censor isn't the most practical 9 to 5. This is the case with Niamh Algar as Enid, during the early 80's video nasty era UK, "protecting" the moral fiber of public by editing gory horror movies and meanwhile wracked with guilt over the disappearance of her sister years ago. Eventually she reviews a movie that triggers…
