Tina Krause’s experimental, shot-on-video DIY horror film reminds us that being a woman alone at a bar can be the stuff of absolute nightmares.
Tag: horror
The Imp (1981)
An atmospheric and brooding Hong Kong horror that suggests that if you’re struggling to find work with a kid on the way, swallow your pride and work at the bra factory owned by your father-in-law because other options might be a lot worse.
Devil Story (1986)
A young woman cursed by bad car luck is terrorized by a black cat, an angry monster in a Nazi coat, and a drooling mummy corpse. Her only hope for survival? A wild horse who just wants to run around, act crazy, and kick stuff.
The Freeway Maniac (1989)
Featuring crazy stunts, a film-within-a-film, wicked kills, and an outrageous central performance, this is the sort of weirdo slasher film that will make you want to take public transportation for your daily commute.
Tower of Evil (1972)
Big lapels, great hair, horny academics, and salty fisherman collide on a lonely island in this early 1970s British proto-slasher flavored with mystery and seaweed.
The Vineyard (1989)
An absolute romp of a low-budget 1980s movie that will leave you totally buzzed on wine-fueled horror. Let it breathe, then drink it in.
Death Ray Dive 