Category: THE IMPORTANT CINEMA CLUB’S SUPER SCARY MOVIE CHALLENGE

THE IMPORTANT CINEMA CLUB’S SUPER SCARY MOVIE CHALLENGE DAY 12: Hit the Road Running (1983)

October 12: A 3D Horror Film that you watch with red and blue glasses I had a lot of 3D movies to pick from, but when a poster promises “The funniest, wackiest 3-D movie ever,” I know which one to pick! One of six 3D movies made by Earl Owensby’s crew — Rottweiler: Dogs of […]

THE IMPORTANT CINEMA CLUB’S SUPER SCARY MOVIE CHALLENGE DAY 11: Closed for the Season (2010)

October 11: A Horror Film That Features a Roller Coaster Kristy (Aimee Brooks, Critters 3) and James (Damian Maffei, Haunt) try to get over their fear of amusement parks through immersion therapy, but end up fighting an evil clown and learning that they must experience all of the urban legends of the park and ride all of the […]

THE IMPORTANT CINEMA CLUB’S SUPER SCARY MOVIE CHALLENGE DAY 10: Mohawk (2017)

October 10. An Indigenous Horror Film Directed by Ted Geoghegan (We Are Still Here), who co-wrote it with Grady Hendrix, Mohawk is about Mohawk woman Okwaho (Kaniehtiio Horn), a woman torn between two men, Mohawk warrior Calvin (Justin Rain) and British soldier Joshua (Eamon Farren). One is the father of her child. While her tribe is trying […]

THE IMPORTANT CINEMA CLUB’S SUPER SCARY MOVIE CHALLENGE DAY 9: Cross of the Devil (1975)

October 9. A Horror Film Directed by John Gilling John Gilling’s first film since leaving Hammer Films in 1967, La Cruz del Diablo was written by Paul Naschy and based on three short stories by Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer. He gave the project to writer Juan Jose Porto, who cut him out, as did Gilling, who didn’t […]

THE IMPORTANT CINEMA CLUB’S SUPER SCARY MOVIE CHALLENGE DAY 8: Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark (2010)

October 8. A Horror Film That Mostly Takes Place in a Library Decades ago, inside Blackwood Manor, wildlife painter Lord Emerson Blackwood took the teeth of his maid and those of the creatures who lived within the fireplace and tried to reason with them. They turn him down and kill him, as they only want […]

THE IMPORTANT CINEMA CLUB’S SUPER SCARY MOVIE CHALLENGE DAY 7: Metalface (2017)

7. A Texas Chainsaw Massacre Ripoff “Cindy just lost her job and home. Desperate for money and a place to live, she accepts a job offer but doesn’t know that her new employer is a deranged psychopath who specializes in hunting humans. Metalface is a degenerate killer who does not know any compassion and makes […]

THE IMPORTANT CINEMA CLUB’S SUPER SCARY MOVIE CHALLENGE DAY 6: Joe Meredith

October 6. A Horror Film Directed by Joe Meredith (Not for the Faint of Heart) Across several films, director Joe Meredith has documented the alien virus Havoc, which has been experimented on by EonCorp, and the consequences for those who have been mutated by it. South Mill District (2018): Ten years have passed since the alien war […]

THE IMPORTANT CINEMA CLUB’S SUPER SCARY MOVIE CHALLENGE DAY 5: The Witch with Flying Head (1982)

October 5. A Horror Film Featuring a Killer Flying Head Which came first, this or Mystics in Bali? Could they have been made right around the same time? Was this made years before? Who can say? All we know is that they both feature women with flying heads. Yu Chun has a problem. A sorcerer put […]

THE IMPORTANT CINEMA CLUB’S SUPER SCARY MOVIE CHALLENGE DAY 4: Bullets of Justice (2019)

October 4: A Horror Film from Kazakhstan Bullets of Justice starts with a flyover of a post-apocalyptic city, followed by a pigman crapping his pants before being shot directly between the eyes. Now that’s how you get my interest. Pig men? Well, back during World War III, which is expected to arrive in 2020 any […]

THE IMPORTANT CINEMA CLUB’S SUPER SCARY MOVIE CHALLENGE DAY 3: Cult (2013)

October 3: A Found Footage Horror Film Directed by Koji Shiraishi Directed and written by Kōji Shiraishi, this starts when Tomoe Kaneda (Sayuri Oyamada) and her 15-year-old daughter Miho catch paranormal activity in their new home on camera. A paranormal TV show sends actresses Yu Abiru, Mayuko Iwasa, Natsumi Okamoto, and Mari Iriki — playing themselves […]

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