Demon Seed (1977)
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Demon Seed (1977)
The Unseen (1980)
Barbara Bach in The Unseen (1980)
Happy Birthday, The Stuff!
On this day in 1985, “The Stuff” oozed into theaters! Larry Cohen’s satirical splatter show tackles consumerism with goo and gore! If The Blob were packaged and sold at Yogurtland, you would have something akin to “The Stuff.” It’s a unique monster movie that combines clever commentary with gross-out effects and good old-fashioned creature carnage. Are you eating it… or is it eating you?
House / Hausu (1977) dir. Nobuhiko Ōbayashi
Happy Birthday, Gremlins 2: The New Batch!
On this day in 1990, “Gremlins 2: The New Batch” hatched. Director Joe Dante and his crew decided that they couldn’t top the original… so they spoofed it. Joke-a-minute insanity reigns, with gremlins of every flavor taking control of a high tech skyscraper… and perhaps our reality! Musical numbers, monster movie references, literal cartoons, the senseless destruction of the fourth wall, Hulk Hogan, Christopher Lee, action scenes, Batman Fu, Spider Fu, Phantom of the Opera Fu, and beyond… this film has a little something for everyone! Just like Billy in the first film, “Gremlins 2″ doesn’t follow the rules.
The House on Skull Mountain (1974)
The Long Hair of Death (Antonio Margheriti, 1964)
Pamela Franklin in
‘The Legend of Hell House’ - John Hough -1973 - UK
The last film made by the legendary founder of American International Pictures Jim Nicholson, he died soon after shooting finished. From the book by another legend, Richard Matheson
Candyman (1992) - Dir: Bernard Rose
The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue (Jorge Grau, 1974)
Spooky buildings from Scooby-Doo
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Suspiria (1977) dir. Dario Argento
Zombi 2 (1979)
Curtains. 1983 Vestron Video release.