When you think Exploitation, you think films like this. Terrible acting, terribly filmed and quite honestly a plot that doesn't try too hard and it shows. Needless to say, you still kinda dig it.

While a very low budget film, it has its moments and delivers on exactly what it is. What can be considered a character study, it's not always enjoyable but that's not really the point.

Troma only distributed this film when it came out. Do yourself a favor and watch the uncut version that's now on DVD and Bluray. Not amazing but better than you're expecting.

While not up to the standard of many horror slasher films from the 80s, it does have a couple of good kills. Not a must see but probably not the worst Friday night you'll ever have.

A little unknown Dark Comedy gem released during the dog days of Summer in 1992. If you've never seen it, check it out. It's even produced by Mel Brooks.

While many sequels and a reboot has spawned, the best film is still the first one. Scott and Joey review this 90's classic.

Doomed from the beginning, Dr Moreau is exactly what you don't want to get out of hand on set. From hard to work with actors and even mother nature.

The last film made by Cannon and man, does it sure feel like it. Movie studios don't fail Chuck Norris, Chuck Norris fails movie studios.

Back in 1994, they tried to make a Fantastic Four movie. This is the product of that. It was never released, for good reason.

A remake of the 1945 film Dead Of Night. Told in anthology style. Mediocre at best. Much better horror movies in the 80s.