Evil Altar (1988)
Sep 12, 2024Town in Thrall to a Satanist
A low-budget 80s film about a town where the locals are in thrall to a Satanist who has demanded the souls of 103 children
Brent V. Friedman
The Resurrected (1992)
Jul 1, 2001Black Magician's Resurrection/H.P. Lovecraft Adaptation
Alien scripter Dan O’Bannon jumps aboard the 80s/early 90s fad for H.P. Lovecraft adaptations is this directorial outing that eventually develops quite reasonable effect
American Cyborg: Steel Warrior (1992)
Nov 21, 2003Post-Holocaust Cyborgs
A routine post-apocalyptic action film with Nicole Hansen as the last fertile woman on the run hunted by killer cyborgs while being protected by Joe Lara
Necronomicon (1993)
Feb 13, 2009H.P. Lovecraft Anthology
Anthology of three H.P. Lovecraft tales from directors Christophe Gans, Brian Yuzna and Shusuke Kaneko. For claiming such a quintessentially Lovecraftian title as this, you feel that it should have been more than it is
HellBound (1993)
Nov 10, 2003Cop vs Satanic Avatar/Action
Hysterically bad film where Chuck Norris turns one-man fighting machine and goes all out to save the world from the Anti-Christ calling down the Armageddon
Ticks (1993)
Jun 19, 1999Mutant Ticks
Routine variant on the 1970s killer bug film, although the bugs here are gooey and cartoonish not meant to be taken seriously
Prehysteria! 2 (1994)
Mar 18, 2003Baby Dinosaurs
The second and worst of Albert and Charles Band's dinosaur films made for children, this suffers from the most pitiful and immobile effects of any film of the era
Prehysteria! 3 (1995)
Mar 14, 1999Baby Dinosaurs
The third and probably the best of the children's dinosaur films from Charles Band where the pitiful effects are at least compensated for by an eccentric sense of humour
Pet Shop (1995)
Jun 19, 2010Shape-Changing Alien Pets
A painfully bad Charles Band production for children about a strange couple that set up a pet shop selling alien creatures
Mortal Kombat: Annihilation (1997)
Sep 23, 1999Interdimensional Combat/Videogame Adaptation
Sequel to the Mortal Kombat film. While the first film was fun, here anything resembling plot has been stripped away to concentrate on fight scenes slung together in the most linear way possible such that the film blurs into a single shapeless action sequence