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by Kimberly Walker
Puppet Master 2, 1991/ 80 min. The puppets get a new addition, Torch! The puppets exhume and re-animate their beloved creator and gather human br...
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by Kimberly Walker
This is not the Irish prehistoric beast, Road Kill but the Australian road train, Road Kill, 2008/ 87 min. Four friends on a camping trip are run...
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by Kimberly Walker
The Puppet Master, 1989/ 80 min. Another beloved low budget movie! André Toulon, in his hotel room, spruces up his puppets one final time before ...
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by Kimberly Walker
Critters 2, The Main Course, 1988/ 86 mins. This is a direct sequel to the original, complete with the original cast for the most part. It’s been...
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by Kimberly Walker
Gremlins, 1984/ 106 min. A gadget salesman happens upon the perfect gift for his son in a little shop in China Town but the shop owner is very re...
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by Kimberly Walker
Critters, 1986/ 85 min. The Krites’ (Critters) have stolen a ship and escaped a maximum security prison asteroid, they are heading toward unsuspect...
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by Kimberly Walker
The Employer, 2013/ 89 min. Five candidates have been interviewing for a highly sought after position at the Carcharias Corporation, a huge congl...
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by Kimberly Walker
Truth or Die, 2011/ 92 min. College friends are invited out to a country estate or rather the cottage behind it, to celebrate the end of term...
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by Kimberly Walker
Open Graves, 2010/88 min. A group of friends on a surfing trip, find an interesting little shop where one of them obtains an antique game. If th...
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by Kimberly Walker
Reeker, 2005/ 91 min. Five students on their way to a party find themselves stranded at an inexplicably abandoned rest stop when their vehicle brea...
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by Kimberly Walker
I Am Not A Serial Killer, 98 min. Meet John Cleaver (Max Records), he lives in a small town with his Mom and Aunt and helps out in the local fu...
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by Kimberly Walker
Ash vs Evil Dead, 2014/294 min. This is the continuation of Evil Dead 2 and it’s 30 years later and Ash (Bruce Campbell) is an aging, hard drin...
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