31 Days of Horror: Dead and Buried, 1981
Here’s the best recommendation I can give you: the first time I saw Dead and Buried, I was 24 years …
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31 Days of Horror: Waxwork, 1988
An immortal David Warner tries to bring on the end of the world by killing people with wax museum exhibits. …
31 Days of Horror: Sweet Home aka Sûîto Homu, 1989
A camera crew goes into an abandoned cursed mansion to view a mural painted by the former owner, Ichirō Mamiya. The …
31 Days of Horror: Demons, 1985
Two teenage girls skip their music lesson to go to a free screening at a new movie theater. At the …
31 Days of Horror: Forever Evil, 1987
Remember what I said a few days ago about all the amazing horror films of 1987? Here’s another one. The …
31 Days of Horror: The Devonsville Terror, 1983
300 years ago the town of Devonsville enjoyed killing three women they had accused of witchcraft. The first two were …
31 Days of Horror: Boardinghouse, 1982
A guy named John, who looks like Sting, buys a house with a nasty history so he can advertise for …
31 Day of Horror: House 2, 1987
It is time for something lighter in tone than what we’ve been writing about this month. I’ve never been a …
31 Days of Horror: The Evil Dead, 1981
I don’t think I need to write a synopsis here. My shoulder is sore today because yesterday I rode through …
31 Days of Horror: Slugs, 1988
If you’ve seen Pieces or Pod People by the Spanish director Juan Piquer Simon, then you know what you’re getting …
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