Dolls (1987)
Though not as gory or over-the-top as Stuart Gordon’s previous films, Dolls is still worthwhile thanks to its moody atmosphere and some impressive effects.
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Candyman (1992)
With its memorable cast, fantastic direction, and haunting score, Candyman is one of the best examples of mixing atmospheric horror with social commentary.
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Trancers II: The Return of Jack Deth (1991)
While not as well-made as the original, Trancers II: The Return of Jack Deth still succeeds thanks to its strong performances, fun action, and funny quips.
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Ghoulies (1985)
While the acting is mostly uninspired and the film is clearly influenced by much better films, Ghoulies is still a fun bit of 80s schlock.
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Meridian: Kiss of the Beast (1990)
Though elements of the story are problematic, Meridian: Kiss of the Beast still benefits from great production design and decent performances.
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Laserblast (1978)
Though lacking in acting, plot, and pacing, Laserblast still provides enough B-movie entertainment for any cult film aficionados.
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Puppet Master II (1990)
With even more puppet action than before, some fun kills, and a good continuation of the last film, Puppet Master II is an improvement over its predecessor.
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From Beyond (1986)
Thanks to some amazing creature effects, a compelling and out-there story, and memorable performances, From Beyond is another Stuart Gordon classic.
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Doctor Mordrid (1992)
While hampered by budgetary limitations, Doctor Mordrid works as a fun fantasy film thanks to its lead characters, simple story, and decent visuals.
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An American Werewolf in London (1981)
With a perfect blend of horror and comedy, a fantastic cast, and state-of-the-art special effects, An American Werewolf in London earns its cult status.
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