Horror Movie Review: The Soultangler (1987)
A slice of 80’s senselessness that is memorable for so many reasons, The Soultangler comes from writers John Bishow and Lance Laurie, and was directed by Pat Bishow.
A slice of 80’s senselessness that is memorable for so many reasons, The Soultangler comes from writers John Bishow and Lance Laurie, and was directed by Pat Bishow.
From director Tripp Reed, who wrote the story with William B. Steakley and David Ray, Mandrake is one of those ‘oh so familiar’ SyFy TV movies.
Directed by Wych Kaosayananda, who co-wrote the story with Steve Poirier, Paradise Z (also known as Two of Us) is a zombie-apocalyptic horror that focuses on survivors, rather than the walking dead.
Directed by Richard Kletterm who co-wrote the story with John Riley, The Tower is a bit of a hidden gem that combines dystopian sci-fi elements with a thriller tone, and light touches of horror.
If you’re suffering from insomnia then just put on director Alessandro Perrella’s Sinner aka Night of the Sinner and you’ll be asleep in no time at all.
Written by D.N. Grove and directed by David DeCoteau, as per usual, The Brotherhood VI: Initiation brings an end to the middling homoerotic horror series.
Writer and director Brandon Walker has a strong concept and a rich history to draw from with Ghosts of Hiroshima but disappointingly delivers a lacklustre paranormal found footage horror.
From director Stephen Hall, who co-wrote the story with Tim Reynolds, comes The Gates. A Victorian horror movie that is 30-minutes too long and fails to use the wonderful Richard Brake to his full potential. A figurative crime.