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by: Shaun Anderson
Posted on 02.05.10 in All Horror Films > Comedy > Exploitation
Street Trash represents the height of horror absurdity, a film in which almost every taboo is not only explored, but satirised. Few horror films have such a brazen attitude to such subject matter as rape, castration, and out of control vagrancy. The vagrant community the film depicts is a vile cesspool. We feel not an ounce of sympathy for the street trash of the title. They are either homicidal, rapists, or thieves. …
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Posted on 01.08.10 in All Horror Films > Comedy > Cult/Erotic > Sci-Fi
Ah, Critters. One of those flicks I grew up with that has not only held up over the years, but I actually enjoy it more now than I did as a kid. It was unfairly declared a Gremlins clone despite director Stephen Herek’s rebuttal of such claims, chalk it up to bad timing I suppose. SadlyGremlins has become the much more popular of the two over the years and while I do think it’s …
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Posted on 12.26.09 in All Horror Films > Comedy > Mystery > Supernatural > Vampire > Werewolf
The beautifully titled Dr. Terror’s House of Horrors holds a prominent place in British horror history for being the first anthology film produced by Amicus Productions – an Anglo-American production house led by Max J. Rosenberg and Milton Subotsky. For a while the blueprint of the portmanteau format, big name ensemble casts, and inspirational low budget filmmaking heralded a commercial rivalry with Hammer. But one that ultimately tailed off in the mid …
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Posted on 12.17.09 in All Horror Films > Comedy > Cult/Erotic > Vampire
Japanese culture, among the various oddities that have sprung from it are game shows which consist of male contestants being whacked in the genitals and animated pornography, termed “hentai”. They even sell toilet paper with short horror stories printed on it for god knows what reason. This utterly insane culture extends into their films as well, and one doesn’t have to look any further than “Vampire Girl vs. Frankenstein Girl” for an …
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Posted on 11.10.09 in All Horror Films > Comedy > Thriller/Suspense
So what happens when The Office meets Hostel?
A small group of office co-workers head out for a team building exercise in the deep woods near Hungry. The office they work for develops anti-terrorism devises. Their bus gets stopped on the way to the retreat by a fallen tree and the crew is forced, because of their idiot boss and a ridiculous argument between him and the bus driver, to walk the …
by: ahf
Posted on 11.10.09 in All Horror Films > Comedy > Cult/Erotic
If the premise of this film doesn’t make you giggle just a little, then you probably don’t have a soul. Dimension Extreme, a small sub-division of Dimension films now specializes in the genre of “crazy” horror. Mainly the subject matter is incredibly bizarre and intended specifically for “cult” loving audiences, hence, “Teeth”, the story of a girl who has chompers in her lady business.
Our “fairy tale” takes place in a …
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