Oh it's that kid from The Horror Show, in a kind of same type of film.
Now Dollhouse is the only official entry I haven't seen yet.
I had a perception that this was a bland TV looking sequel but I have to cut the cheese quick - I thought it was one of the better Amityville films, almost as good as 1992. Or maybe I am comparing it to the weak stuff, like the awfully boring unofficial Part 5…
Very rare Spanish giallo takes a while to get moving but is rewarding by its end and I'm happy to say fits perfectly into the genre.
A woman is killed in 1969 and her skeletal body found in the opening. Years later in '73/'74 people are interviewed about the situation, including one woman who seems delighted to hear her old boss has died. Meanwhile someone in black gloves is offing potential witnesses or to be more precise, those who could…
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I directed a gay slasher film and people think it's bizarre.
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"Cuties is a facetious and exaggerated depiction of the present day,…
Hands down the most underrated entry in the Friday series. It can be taken seriously, or as the blackest comedy ever. It continues the atmosphere and formula of the first four, and is the final film to do so. The characters are all memorable (even, sadly, Junior...), the music has this old timey feel, the ending is bleak as all can get, the murders and brutal even with the MPAA cuts, and the directing is about as close as this…
