The Prowler (1981)
Though lacking a memorable cast of characters, The Prowler still works thanks to a memorable killer, solid direction, and amazing effects.
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Clue (1985)
Though the comedy falls flat at times and its central gimmick also hurts it, Clue is still enjoyable thanks to the cast and writing.
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Terror Firmer (1999)
Filled with copious amounts of blood, boobs, bodily fluids, and brilliant satire, Terror Firmer is truly a Troma-tic classic.
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Curse of the Puppet Master (1998)
While Puppet Master 5 was intended to be the last film, Charles Band had other ideas for the...
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The Burning (1981)
While light on story and characters, and clearly copying other films, The Burning still boasts a memorable villain and some gruesome deaths.
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Father’s Day (2011)
In 2007, Canadian filmmakers Adam Brooks and Jeremy Gillespie formed the production company...
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Mansion of the Doomed (1976)
While hardly a horror classic, Mansion of the Doomed is an interesting watch thanks to its strong performances and generally creepy nature.
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Freddy Got Fingered (2001)
With a paper-thin plot, very little humor, and an unlikable lead, Freddy Got Fingered deserves its status as one of the worst movies ever.
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Tromeo & Juliet (1996)
While not the most faithful adaptation of Shakespeare’s work, Tromeo & Juliet is still an outrageously wild black comedy.
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Castle Freak (1995)
With a strong cast, a memorable monster, and a deeper story than you’d expect from Full Moon, Castle Freak is another Stuart Gordon classic.
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