Popcorn Pictures

Reviewing the best (and worst) of horror, sci-fi and fantasy since 2000

Bad Taste (1987)

Peter Jackson's gloriously low budget splatter extravaganza debut.

Galaxy of Terror (1981)

B movie producing legend Roger Corman serves up a cheap and not-so-cheerful Alien-style sci-fi horror.

Blue Monkey (1987)

Obscure giant bug flick from the 80s promises a lot of gooey gore and animatronics. Does it deliver?

Evilspeak (1981)

Clint Howard gets a hard time by bullies at his school and uses a 'high tech' computer to summon demons. Well it was the 80s...

Of Unknown Origin (1983)

Peter Weller starts to lose his sanity as his attempts to eliminate a rat that has moved into his house become ever more desperate.

Deathstalker II (1987)

80s sword and sorcery sequels produced by Roger Corman don't come as more obvious than this.

Destroyer (1988)

Big oiled-up undead muscle man goes on the rampage in an abandoned prison. Yup, it's the 80s and it's a supernatural slasher flick.

Vampire in Venice (1988)

Klaus Kinksi's surreal follow-up to his classic Nosferatu the Vampyre is every bit as bizarre and nonsensical as you'd expect.