Huntress: Spirit of the Night (1995)

A girl returns home to find she might be a werewolf.  Sexiness ensues.  This was supposed to be a Charles Band film in the eighties (and would have been amazing for sure).  Sadly, it never came to be, and was picked up in the mid-nineties by director Mark Manos instead.  While it never got the Band treatment, did it deliver the goods nonetheless?  Let's press play and find out.

The Specter of Terror (1973)

One of the sweatiest, sleaziest psychopaths you're ever likely to see on film pursues a stewardess.  Who will survive this cat-and-mouse game from the gutters of grindhouse cinema? Let's press play and find out.

Marie the Doll (1976)

Marie the Doll (AKA Marie Poupée) is a French artsy movie with an odd twist, from the director of Don't Deliver Us From Evil (1971).  You may not like it, but you'll have to admit there's not another film quite like it.  Let's press play...

National Lampoon's Movie Madness (1982)

The follow up to Animal House was an abysmal failure, and has been called "a cocaine-fueled fiasco". Let's check out this much-maligned comedy anthology...

Beyond the Darkness (1979)

I remember renting Beyond the Darkness (Buio Omega, original Italian title) at the video store back in the eighties.  It was in a big box and it was called Buried Alive.  I remember being both bored to death (after all, it was no Freddy or Jason) and at the same time, deeply disturbed.  Let's see how it holds up thirty plus years since I first threw it in the old VCR....

The Smile of the Fox (1992)

It's an erotic thriller with a welcome twist of style starring the buxom Debora Caprioglio as the sexy neighbor of a gun-for-hire.  Let's press play....

Virtual Desire (1995)

It's not your typical late-night cable thriller - it's a Jim Wynorski film (who had really hit his stride in the late eighties/early nineties) with a couple of guys from my favorite MST3K movie, Sidehackers.  Plus, there's Julie Strain and Gail Harris delivering the full monty, sex in the OJ Simpson jury room, and some nifty retro computers.  Let's have a look...