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Tag Archives: 1989
Rush Week (1989) Review
Rush Week is like so many slasher films that came out in the late 80s. The formula had already been robbed of any originality and the films’ budgets were growing smaller by the second. Still, some of those films, such … Continue reading
Moon Stalker (1989) Review
Watching Moon Stalker is like beating your head against a wall. You feel dizzy and think “Why did I just do that” when it’s finally over. Bernie, a crazy mountain man, kills campers with an ax. He’s a little slow … Continue reading
Intruder (1989) Review
For nearly two decades Intruder was a movie that seemed more talked about than seen and it became sort of a Holy Grail for genre buffs. After a small distribution in the late 80s, Intruder disappeared as mysteriously as it … Continue reading
Hell High (1989) Review
A little girl playing in a swamp accidentally kills a couple of lovers looking for a place to party. 18 years later, school bully Dickens (Christopher Stryker) seeks revenge on science teacher Brooke (Maureen Mooney) after she humiliates him in … Continue reading