Frank and Marion abandon their Vegas honeymoon for camping on a deserted island only to discover it’s occupied by a murderer.
When an independent film crew rents a cabin in Houston for their location shoot, they quickly run into trouble with their neighbors.
Although the source material is from an older vampire novel, the events of The Vampire Lovers will be familiar to horror fans.
When an accomplished sculptor’s life work is destroyed he takes a few short-cuts to build back better.
Two lovebirds scheme to steal a huge pile of cash from a small-time mobster they’ve dangerously underestimated.
No one wants to work anymore. Not even mute women forced into drug addiction and prostitution.
Blood! Blood!
A drug mule’s job is complicated by his employers, the police, his sexual obsessions, and the movie’s production team.
James Wan frakensteins exploitation genres together with limited success.
The ultimate latch-key kid has a unique way of dealing with nosey neighbors.
When Dorothy Wynant’s father goes missing, her only hope is a wise-cracking, heavy-drinking, semi-retired private detective and his socialite spouse.
A street photographer’s ambition is stirred by a beautiful woman and he sets out to become the next great newsreel cameraman.
A leprechaun murders only the incidental characters when his sack of gold goes missing.
Serious question here. Who the hell does a seance with a crystal ball?
When the stomach wants what the heart wants, things can get a little messy.
A happily married couple turns to sex work (and murder) to raise money for their own business.
An unvarnished look at 80s paranoia and architecture set in the birthplace of mallrat culture.
The thing I really don’t get is she turns into a fish to hunt on land? How does that make sense?
A vampire accepts a mobster’s invitation to dinner and is surprised when there is garlic involved.
Once again city folk stick their nosey little noses in where they don’t belong.
