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Tag Archives: 1989
DVD Review: Intruder (1989) Unrated Director’s Cut
Movie: A night shift for the clerks and shelvers at a suburban supermarket is going to be their last. Not just because it’s soon closing for good, but because someone is using the Deli tools to butcher the crew. “Half … Continue reading
Offerings (1989) Review
1989 was full of uncertainty. Like George Michael’s sexuality for instance, and this oddball black comedy slasher. Offerings was a regional horror movie shot in Oklahoma and is a total rip-off of Halloween. However, it also likens itself to Rob … Continue reading
Sleepaway Camp III: Teenage Wasteland (1989) Review
With fans having waited five years for a Sleepaway Camp sequel, director Michael A. Simpson rewarded them by delivering two!
Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan (1989) Review
Jason Takes Manhattan is perhaps the most hated of all Friday the 13th films, particularly amongst the die hard fans. Its promise of Mr. Voorhees marching around the Big Apple, hacking his way through yuppies and tourists, failed to deliver
SOV Summer: Las Vegas Bloodbath (1989)
Las Vegas Bloodbath was one of my first introductions into the bizarre world of shot on video mayhem. I am from Sin City and this movie was floating around my fair weather town back in the early 90s, thanks to … Continue reading
Hardware – Special Edition DVD (Review)
Today marks the region 2 release of Optimum‘s ‘special edition’ of Richard Stanley’s cult classic Hardware
Cutting Class (1989)
In much the same way that He Knows You’re Alone will always be associated with the first screen appearance of Tom Hanks, it is impossible to discuss the 1989 straight-to-video slasher Cutting Class without referencing the involvement of a young … Continue reading
House 3: The Horror Show (1989)
After two more comical entries, Sean S. Cunningham’s House franchise took a drastic turn with its 1989 entry The Horror Show. Sharing many similarities with Wes Craven Shocker, released the same year, the movie boasted the talents of genre veteran … Continue reading
Night Visitor (1989)
For a late entry into the slasher genre, Night Visitor doesn’t do a bad job of twisting a little convention to create an entertaining, if mostly bloodless movie. Derek Rydall plays Billy, a spunky boy-who-cried-wolf type who likes to tell … Continue reading
Phantom of the Mall: Eric’s Revenge (1989)
“Look what you did to me!” OK, that quote comes late into the film, but it’s a doozy. Phantom of the Mall should have been one of those movies that aren’t as entertaining as they ends up being. But this … Continue reading