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Evil Ed is a Swedish film about a man named Ed (of course)and his collapse into total madness after editing a series of B horror films known as "The Loose Limbs" series.
Nicolas Roeg's "Don't Look Now" gets a lot of bad press because it is sold as a horror film.
I cannot say that this is a good horror film, a good mystery, a sci-fi epic or anything of that nature.
Sam Firstenberg's "Ninja 3:The Domination" mixes martial arts with "The Exorcist" like horror.The horror elements thrown on screen are simply laughable,but the film works as a mindless action/martial arts flick.The fight scenes are well-choreographed and exciting,and the film is never boring.So forget stupid dialogue,lame acting and annoying soundtrack-grab some beer and check this one out!Highly recommended!
A brilliant horror film.
With all the clone horror and sci-fi films coming out, along with all the inferior remakes, it's hard to find anything worthy of 2 hours of your time.
There are a number of very powerful scenes in the film which help to capture the horror of war, such as the tank battle for instance.
Jerry Sackheim's script doesn't allow itself to be bound in--making a film that comes extremely recommendable to anyone who is into unlimited filmmaking with a touch of horror and atmosphere to it.
When Eigil was taken off the respirator he was revived, much to Bjarne's horror.
I much rather watch this again than any of the recent so-called horror films vomited out of Hollywood these days.
Granted, it was serious in parts and it had a good fight scene here and there for the most part it was more romance and comedy with some action and no horror at all.
It has suspense, which is lacking from most horror movies today, and good acting by the cast.
Now, I think all horror fans need this movie.
A boy who adores Maurice Richard of the Montreal Canadiens receives, much to his horror, a Toronto Maple Leafs sweater in the mail.
It was a lot better than I thought it would be, is a combination of a psychological thriller and a horror film.
While SNE is thin on plot (most horror films are), it kind of makes up for it in the violence/methods of killing, the gore, suspense & the fact that Kane does a great job of playing the highly disturbed Jacob Goodnight.
There are certain cinematic elements lifted from other horror films most notably Psycho, TCM, & Madman but they're not blatant.
The film tackles the here and now horror of "rendition" with a multi-cast trans-global account of all involved.
It's a great, chilling, atmospheric horror picture about a man who moves into a Scottish castle, only to discover that there are strange goings-on in the corridors at night.
I have seen a number of horror movies to know that this one was one of kind.
i watch this film with horror in my heart because my mother also was a crack head like Michelle.
"Subconscious Cruelty" has to be one of the most beautiful films I have ever seen.Still it's extremely grim and gory at times,so fans of politically correct mainstream horror garbage shouldn't bother.The film mixes many wonderful visuals with plenty of sleaze and gore.It is extremely odd,vicious and disturbing,so fans of bizarre cinema won't be disappointed.
I Sell the Dead is a big, sloppy horror comedy that refuses to take itself too seriously.
Combining the conventions of both Western and Gothic horror, and often directed as if it were an art movie, this is one of Siegel and Eastwood's best collaborations.
This isn't so much a horror movie but more a thriller with lots of thugs battling it out over turf and babes and other thug-type things, but it's strangely entertaining in ways I can't begin to describe.
The copy I saw focused heavily on Joe's erotic films and referred to his horror output in passing.
I love crappy horror, and i love this film.
Our mute witness is Billy Hughes, a make-up artist working on a horror film production at a studio in Moscow.
"Tourist Trap" is a bizarre, great horror film from the '70s.
This has one of the more unusual plots I've seen in a horror film, but it's based on good, solid Universal Studios fare: Lots of monsters, pretty heroine, torch-bearing villagers.
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