2020 Scarecrow Psychotronic Challenge Day 10: Mannequin Two: On the Move (1991)
DAY 10. PLASTIQUE VIVANT: Mannequins are creepy enough standing still but what happens when they come to life? Stewart Raffill has made a diverse list of films over his career, directing everything from The Philadelphia Experiment, The Ice Pirates, Tammy and the T-Rex, Mac and Me and wrote Passenger 57. Let’s add this movie to the mix, which takes […]
SLASHER MONTH: Scary Movie (1991)
No, not that movie. This movie. Yes, 1991’s never-released until last year’s Scary Movie is straight outta Austin, Texas. It’s all about a nerd named Warren (John Hawkes, Kenny Powers’ brother from Eastbound and Down) who winds up in a haunted house attraction, but is convinced that things are not what they seem. Just like this movie, […]
SLASHER MONTH: The Majorettes (1987)
Written and produced by John A. Russo, which he adapted from his own novel, this is yet another weird trip to Western Pennsylvania by the man who brought us the scripts for Night of the Living Dead and Midnight. Trust me, I live here, and I could tell instantly that this film emanated from my home base […]
2020 Scarecrow Psychotronic Challenge Day 10: The Devil’s Passenger (2018) and Window Dressing (2019)
Day 10: Plastique Vivant: Manniquins are creepy enough standing still, but what happens when they come to life? (Window Dressing) I came to my gig as the (chief) grease bit scrubber and dumpster pad washer at the ol’ B&S Bar n’ Grill by way of my screenwriting endeavors, which born out of my acting endeavors […]
SLASHER MONTH: Dreamaniac (1986)
A former Wizard Video release, this is a David DeCoteau movie through and through, which you can tell by the fact that a buck naked male ass is one of the first things you see in this movie. It’s all about a heavy metal musician who gets lucky with women, providing the succubus who gives […]
SLASHER MONTH: Amsterdamned (1988)
Dutch director Dick Maas started his career directing the videos for Golden Earring, including “Twilight Zone” and “When the Lady Smiles,” which was controversial as it showed a man about to assault a nun. He moved into feature films, including the comedic Flodder and The Lift. He’s also known for the American version of The Lift, which was […]
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