Reviews – Page 76

The Prowler (1981)

Though lacking a memorable cast of characters, The Prowler still works thanks to a memorable killer, solid direction, and amazing effects.

Though the comedy falls flat at times and its central gimmick also hurts it, Clue is still enjoyable thanks to the cast and writing.

Filled with copious amounts of blood, boobs, bodily fluids, and brilliant satire, Terror Firmer is truly a Troma-tic classic.

While Puppet Master 5 was intended to be the last film, Charles Band had other ideas for the...

While light on story and characters, and clearly copying other films, The Burning still boasts a memorable villain and some gruesome deaths.