Graduation Day (1981)
With a good cast, some inventive kills, unconventional editing, and a well-told mystery, Graduation Day is a solid slasher film.
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Prison (1987)
With a solid cast, fantastic direction, a very foreboding atmosphere, and great effects, Prison is a solid ghost story.
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Mother’s Day (1980)
While somewhat disjointed in terms of tone, Mother’s Day is an effectively disturbing yet silly horror revenge film.
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Robot Wars (1993)
Though not quite as action-packed as their last giant robot movie, Robot Wars is still entertaining and has some great stop-motion animation.
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It’s Pat (1994)
With an obnoxious lead, non-existent humor, and a plot that’s been done better, It’s Pat is one of the worst comedies ever made.
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Frostbiter: Wrath of the Wendigo (1994)
While light on story and characters, Frostbiter: Wrath of the Wendigo is a decent monster movie with some interesting effects.
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Vicious Lips (1986)
Despite its decent production design, a fun soundtrack, and an interesting concept, Vicious Lips falls short of whatever potential it had.
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Sugar Cookies (1973)
While it can be slow at times and some subplots don’t amount to anything, Sugar Cookies is a very well-made & well-acted erotic thriller.
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Galaxy of Terror (1981)
While it’s clear what the movie is cashing in on, Galaxy of Terror is elevated by its impressive effects and moody atmosphere.
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Pink Floyd: The Wall (1982)
With its striking visuals, amazing soundtrack, and a great story exploring isolation and depression, Pink Floyd: The Wall is fantastic.
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