31 Days of Horror part 3: Dream Warriors

[Alex K.]

Sunday morning, Oct. 8th:

Alucarda- if anyone compiles a top 20 of movies with the most screaming, this has to be one of'em. Sure hope it gets a new transfer one of these days...

Most of John Waters' Trash Trilogy may surpass it.

[Alex K.]

Raw: good but a little underwhelming. Once the girl becomes a cannibal it seems to lose steam. My inner child/inner gorehound couldn't help but think by the end of it "That was it? I was expecting some sick shit man!" Worth a watch I think.

[Newt Cox]

Day 09 Colr me Blood Red



B+

[Raf A.]

Day 9 - The Hidden

[Keeth]

Most of John Waters' Trash Trilogy may surpass it.

I've only seen Desperate Living in the last few years. Barely remember much about the other films other than the basics. I don't recall any 'agonizing screams' in his films.

[Alex K.]

Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors.

I'm pretty sure you guys are familiar with this very obscure movie so I don't feel the need to post a trailer. Still a great fun horror film. It's the one that left the biggest impression for me. I remember when I was 6 I was into horror. I rented part 5 before this and loved it even though I had some nightmares. One of my parents was like "Okay, you can rent one more but no more horror movies after this!" Since I couldn't count yet I went by the box art. And the art for part 3 looked like the final movie to me. I loved this one even though I had nightmares again. I can't remember if Dracula was my first horror movie or not or if it was Elm Street part 5. It was definitely the start of the obsession.

[Newt Cox]

Day 10 Piranha DD

Ok sequel to a decent remake.

C

[Raf A.]

Day 10 - The Company of Wolves

[Mark Tolch]

Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors.

I'm pretty sure you guys are familiar with this very obscure movie so I don't feel the need to post a trailer. Still a great fun horror film. It's the one that left the biggest impression for me. I remember when I was 6 I was into horror. I rented part 5 before this and loved it even though I had some nightmares. One of my parents was like "Okay, you can rent one more but no more horror movies after this!" Since I couldn't count yet I went by the box art. And the art for part 3 looked like the final movie to me. I loved this one even though I had nightmares again. I can't remember if Dracula was my first horror movie or not or if it was Elm Street part 5. It was definitely the start of the obsession.

Loved it as a kid. When i helped out at the video store, I got the "Now on Videocassette" one sheet and hung it in my room. Nostalgia makes it better than what it is, i'm sure, but I still love revisiting it.

[Matt H.]

FRIGHTMARE aka THE HORROR STAR - What a difference a decent transfer can make! I'd only seen this previously via the Troma DVD and it was so murky that it didn't leave an impression at all. Watching the Blu-ray from Vinegar Syndrome really made me appreciate how well-shot and stylish this strange and interesting film really is. I was also very impressed with the bizarre sound design: it's very active and creative. Recommended.