Post by Prime etc. on Feb 14, 2020 21:53:39 GMT
Taking movies that dont get over 5 on IMDB
The Killer Shrews- 1959 I think it was an inventive cheap horror film and the dogs were well utilized. The shrew puppet appearing behind the door was a great jump scare.
Night of the Big Heat 1967 - alien invasion story dominated by the domestic problems of a writer and his nymphomaniac secretary. Good performances. Best line: "Well he can't come, you selfish bitch! He's dead!"
Frogs! 1972 - Spooky eco-horror with well-drawn characters. Much better that 4/10.
Blacula 1972 - probably the only vampire film I have seen where the reincarnated love angle doesn't seem tacked on and phoney. Also directed by a black director (William Crain) who doesn't get any recognition for it. His Jekyll and Hyde film also has some innovations and interesting character bits.
Die Monster Die! 1965 - Lovecraftian horror starring Boris Karloff and Nick Adams--much better than its IMDB rating.
The Killer Shrews- 1959 I think it was an inventive cheap horror film and the dogs were well utilized. The shrew puppet appearing behind the door was a great jump scare.
Night of the Big Heat 1967 - alien invasion story dominated by the domestic problems of a writer and his nymphomaniac secretary. Good performances. Best line: "Well he can't come, you selfish bitch! He's dead!"
Frogs! 1972 - Spooky eco-horror with well-drawn characters. Much better that 4/10.
Blacula 1972 - probably the only vampire film I have seen where the reincarnated love angle doesn't seem tacked on and phoney. Also directed by a black director (William Crain) who doesn't get any recognition for it. His Jekyll and Hyde film also has some innovations and interesting character bits.
Die Monster Die! 1965 - Lovecraftian horror starring Boris Karloff and Nick Adams--much better than its IMDB rating.