A nightmare on elm street

The Burning

Bit of a favorite of mine.

The initiation

Halloween

Taste the Blood of Dracula
Dracula A.D. 1972
Halloween

SCREAM BLACULA SCREAM (1973). On my 12th Bday, had some friends over and after dinner/cake/presents, the night was wrapped by seeing a movie. Most of my guests wanted to see TORA! TORA! TORA! (1970), but since it was MY Birthday, We went to SBS instead.

If I had contacts for them, would apologize for putting them through this. Had seen BLACULA a few months before and truly enjoyed it...some good scares as well and I feel it's held up reasonably well. Figured the sequel might be good as well...

Alas, very hard going. The Voodoo angle becomes a millstone and it's difficult watching Pam Grier be such a shrinking violet when She kicks all kinds of ass in many films (particularly COFFEY). William Marshall is good as always and some funny (without meaning to be) lines, but overall, there are better films You can spend Your limited time on. Kind of cool spotting three actors who were on ALL IN THE FAMILY. *1/2

Blood nasty

Evil Dead Trap, 1988. 7/10,

Director; Toshiharu Ikeda

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THE DEVIL'S WEDDING NIGHT-1973. Deliriously goofy tale of twin brothers, the more carefree one visiting a castle with a bad reputation. Of course, going to a castle in any horror movie is recipe for evil thoughts and evil doings I liked this and feel it's worth a look or two. With Mark Damon (PIT AND THE PENDULUM, CRYPT OF THE LIVING DEAD) and ultra hot Rosaba Neri (who was also in LADY FRANKENSTEIN). ***