Although the source material is from an older vampire novel, the events of The Vampire Lovers will be familiar to horror fans.
A dirty phone call leads to an adventure of self-discovery in this art-inflected satire of sex comedies.
A serial-killer’s new wife is haunted by the ghost of his old one.
A cradle-robbing gym teacher is accused of brutal sex-murders at a Catholic girl’s school.
It’s wabbit season. This time the wabbits are the hunters.
A family curse guarantees two sisters will be at each other’s throats.
When an adult film director murders one of his stars, her former lover hatches an elaborate revenge plan.
No one wants to work anymore. Not even mute women forced into drug addiction and prostitution.
The thing I really don’t get is she turns into a fish to hunt on land? How does that make sense?
Bad notices in the press by a sadistic cabal of critics drive a Shakespearean actor to homicide.
Two women witness zombie attacks but the men have to have their faces practically chewed off before they’ll believe it happened.
The Bram Stoker adaptation that dares to include all the aimless travel sequences.
A private investigator gets distracted by his own life drama while trying to track down a runaway.
The ultimate latch-key kid has a unique way of dealing with nosey neighbors.
A Sandman goes to the Jellicle Ball, then learns the facts of life from Hercule Poirot.
This movie would be a great travel promotion for a sleepy Greek island if it wasn’t for all the blood.
A star-studded cast brings to life many classic detectives to solve the murder of Truman Capote.
Lou has to solve his partner’s murder while various femme fatales fling themselves at him.
