Weirdlingwolf
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Cooler than the 'Freon Fiends', ghastlier than 'Ghoulies', and spookier than 'Spookies'; this gruesome-looking gang of grisly, goo-spewing gut-munchers...
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'Is There Anybody There?' (1975) - Peter Maxwell.
In this especially dark-hearted, criminally unappreciated, Australian made-for-TV chiller we see rakishly handsome, upwardly mobile architect John Hersey...
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'Rome Express' (1932) - Walter Forde.
Towering Teutonic Thespian Conrad Veidt is propah crazy train in Walter Forde's locomotive 1930s crime thrill-spiller! Moving like 'Grand Hotel' on a...
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'Death Doll' (1989)- William Mims.
Garishly adorned with a visually arresting, albeit disingenuous poster, strongly suggesting that Death Doll's content is luridly centred around the murderously...
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'Young, pretty, carefree hitch-hiker Pamela (Jamie Lee Curtis) was out on the road looking for kicks, and it was a pretty sweet ride...until she got picked...
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'Dogs' (1976) - Burt Brinkerhoff.
The frequently hirsute 1970s proved to be an equally fecund year for finely feathered, murderously mutated, killer critter features, not the least of...
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'il Commissario Di Ferro'(1978) – Stelvio Massi.
The relatively obscure, aptly titled late 70s poliziottesco 'il Commissario Di Ferro' (1978) aka 'The Iron Commissioner' has the good fortune to feature...
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'Skeletons in the Closet' (2001) – Wayne Powers.
Writer/director Wayne Power's low budget, agreeably twisted, weirdly underappreciated 90s thriller 'Skeletons in the Closet' is a sturdily written, capably...
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'Mother Riley Meets The Vampire' (1952) – John Gilling.
Far from fusty, this fabulously fanciful, fright-filled farce remains an eminently watchable, frequently chucklesome comedy with an exceptionally fine...
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'Blood Street' (1988) - Leo Fong.
It proved a singularly impossible exercise to resist a gnarly looking fight-flick starring pyrotechnical fight technicians master Leo Fong and estimable...
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'Dark Tourist' (2012) – Suri Krishnamma.
Disturbing, raven hued serial killer noir, 'Dark Tourist' has a cogent script, oodles of style, and an especially compelling performance by Michael Cudlitz...
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'What Waits Below' (1984) – Don Sharp.
This claustrophobically creepy subterranean 80s creature feature is still well worth digging out! While many lesser horror films are all surface charm,...
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‘Revenge!’(1971) aka. ‘Terror in The House’ - Sidney Hayers.
Stalwart filmmaker, Sidney Hayers relentlessly raises the teeth-grinding tension to a murderously-fevered pitch in his strikingly brutal, emotionally...
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‘The First Power’ (1990) - Robert Resnikoff.
The 90s proved to be anything but a choice year for the once ubiquitous TA-strewn slasher flick, now already being regarded as an anachronism overripe...
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'Mountaintop Motel Massacre' (1986) - Jim McCullough Sr.
For me, Jim McCullough Sr's menacingly bleak 'Mountaintop Motel Massacre' remains one of the more deadly venomous 80s backwoods slashers. Luridly overladen...
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'Nightmaster' (1988) – Mark Joffe.
The fiesty, flame-haired, perfectly pale, high-kicking karate Kidman sho' got my Dojo rising in the amusingly scrappy 80s Ninja down under actioner 'Nightmaster'....
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'Supergirl' (1984) - Jeannot Szwarc.
An unfairly maligned mainstream 80s feature, gifted genre director Jeannot Szwarc's often spectacular 'Supergirl' is a rousing, unabashedly 80s, frequently...
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'Operation Delta Force 2: Mayday' (1997) - Yossi Wein.
Initially somewhat of an unknown quantity to me, Yossi Wein ultimately proves himself to be a more than capable action director, flexing some seriously...
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'Shadow Killers Tiger Force' (1986) - Godfrey Ho.
Seemingly shot/ created / pasted/ spirited into deranged celluloid sentience without an iota of care for continuity, the marvellously maniacal martial...
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'My Day' (2019) - Ibrahim Miiro.
This downbeat, rewardingly gritty, frequently flawed, but not uninteresting low budget independent UK drama concerns the increasingly toxic travails of...
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