Horror Flicks That Might Make You...

Really enjoy this film from Philippe Mora. It's a genuinely creepy B film that seems to have, to this day, divided audiences. The storyline is uneven and the plot in general kind of makes you scratch your head. But it's a brooding film with amazing atmosphere and worth checking out.

The Outing, actually a re-edit of a film called The Lamp. Why was it re-edited? I cannot say. This grade B to Z film I was not allowed to watch as a kid. But I watched it anyway and since it has been somewhat of a favorite with its bad special effects and goofy looking evil Djinn. This was kind of Wishmaster before Wishmaster.

Yes, The Brain. A very stupid film? Oh yeah. A very fun film? Definitely. From the ridiculous plot and acting to the hilariously bad special effects, this movie has been a childhood favorite for years. And it also has the late David Gale playing a crazed therapist and a giant brain that looks more like a rotten monkey head.

With Vincent Price, John Carradine, Donald Pleasance and Stewart Whitman, The Monster Club is a fairly fun anthology with a very 80's B movie feel to it. It's hokey and will probably only appeal to us that grew up in this era. I actually saw for the first time with Elvira hosting when I was just a kid.

This British film seems to have been forgotten entirely. Which is truly sad as it is one very creepy film. Starring Edward Woodward of The Wicker Man fame, the film is a very different kind of horror film relying on atmosphere and mood over a strong plot. If you can find a copy give this movie a chance.

Angry Manson like hippies take acid and eat meat pies that have rabies in them, turning the hippies into stark raving lunatics. Yeah, you read that right. This was one of the funniest B films I have ever seen. What a hilarious premise!

A genuinely bizarre and creepy film about demonic possession. This has become somewhat of a cult movie over the years but it still seems that not many people know about it. It's a great film and far surpasses many of the other demonic possession films of the 70's, which leads me to...

One of the most notorious Exorcist ripoffs of all time. With Mel Ferrer in a low point in his career. This movie attempts to recreate some of the more disturbing moments from The Exorcist but with hilarious results. As well, the movie is also known for a gross out orgy involving a goat. Blech...

One of the very early films that Stuart Gordan directed with his usual cast of Jeffery Combs, Barbara Crampton, and Carolyn Purdy-Gordon. This movie I have argued is better than his more well known Lovecraft film Re-animator. Although he takes more liberties with From Beyond, I found the movie far more enjoyable and much more disturbing and disgusting.

Otherwise known as The Murder Secret. It's a film produced by Lucio Fulci (he even may have filmed the gore scenes). The Murder Secret is a great atmospheric horror flick with an amazing score. Is it entirely original? No, not at all. But it is worth checking out if you are able to track down a copy.

Also known as Inseminoid. This movie might be a little more known at this point than some of the other films on this list. It's a fun and bizarre space flick that people say ripped off Alien. But really, if you watch it there is almost nothing in common other than the setting.

Unlike Inseminoid, Alien 2 is a blatant cash-in on Alien. Although the films really have nothing in common, the thought at the time was that Alien 2 would confuse people into thinking that a sequel to Alien had been made and would make money. Not sure if that worked as this movie is very obscure. But if you can find a copy it is genuinely bad with some awesome gore effects and a cool synth score.

What we have here is a classic Nunsploitation film. Surprisingly well acted, this was actually a good B film. Unlike the hilariously bad...

The Other Hell from director Bruno Mattei. For those that know any of his films you will know that he makes horrorsploitation films. Meaning that he usually rips off many other more well known horror films. Even to the point where he uses music from the better film illegally! This was a hilarious film and certainly will shock anyone that sees it, but I think for all the wrong reasons.

Directed by Claudio Fragasso of Troll 2 fame and starring Alice Cooper with his voice dubbed. Monster Dog is another childhood favorite. As a kid, the movie scared me. As an adult, I liked the music and the atmosphere but everything else is certainly on the grade Z level. For bad movie enthusiasts and Alice Cooper fans only!

This might be one of the funniest films ever made just for the last ten minutes of the film alone. Starring John Mikael Thor from the band Thor. I really can't even describe this movie as it is genuinely a super Z film. The end of the film is beyond hilarity though and is worth buying just for that alone.

This one is definitely out there. There are a few plots going on in this B flick and it's something that just needs to be seen as it is sort of ahead of its time. And there is a serial killer that resembles Freddy Kruger as well!

Axe is a very obscure psychological horror film. It's not very long either, running around one hour. Axe is certainly unique as it has to do with a girl that is not all that she seems. It's worth taking a look. It's other title, that makes more sense, is Lisa, Lisa.

A really creepy film about some sort of a creature raping and mutilating women of a small town. This is easily a film you will not forget and, much like The Beast Within, seems to have a similar rap among audiences.

Hahaha! This movie is hilarious and creepy all at the same time. It's a very dated film that has to do with the ghost of a child and her creepy psychotic clown doll that butcher a bunch of losers. Directed by notorious horror director Umberto Lenzi (credited as the hilarious name Humphrey Humbert) this is a hilarious gorefest with a paper thin plot, bad acting, and a creepy clown that sings some creepy song.

Directed by Bob Clark and written by Alan Ormsby, Deathdream is a really great film and much better than there earlier film Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things.

Originally was suppose to be a movie called Twisted Souls but was drastically changed and re-edited by the producers to the behest of the original filmmakers. Still, Spookies is a ton of fun with just about every kind of monster thrown into the fray. Although not a gory film, Spookies is a riot of goofiness.

TerrorVision? Why not! Another film I grew up watching and as far as monster movies go, this is one of the best out there. The comedy is bizarre (Is Stanley a "manly-man"), the whole situation is surreal, and the monster was awesome.

My friends and I loved this film growing up. Despite the title sounding like a kid friendly film, I Was a Teenage Zombie is filled with some really low budget, yet revolting gore moment. Such as a fat kid getting his face ripped off and a girl having her legs ripped off having sex with a zombie. Also it has some hilarious dialog about buying weed.

Only Troma would release a movie like this. It has to do with the children of a small town murdering the adults. Sounds like something else we have seen before? The ending came under a lot of controversy as the film is just a build up to a massacre of children at the end.

Possibly one of the funniest Asian horror films I have ever seen. The movie is filled with some fantastic gore sequences and a revenge plotline.

One of the dumbest and funniest grade Z films of all time. Criminally Insane has to do with a fat woman that is released from a psychiatric hospital and is returned to her Mother. There, her mother locks up all the food which causes Crazy Fat Ethel to go on a murderous rampage killing her family and being sent back to the hospital. This is one very funny movie but do NOT see the sequel that comes with the DVD set. It is one of the worst films ever.

Something is very funny about seeing a guy in a octopus suit terrorize locals. As well, he makes a girlfriend at some point in the movie. Or something like that.

Mutant was a surprisingly decent horror film starring Wings Hauser. Although I understand there was some production issues the movie is not all that bad and is actually kind of fun to watch. The only thing it's missing is a few decent gore effects.

An awesome film produced by Roger Corman filled with vile monsters and grotesque murder scenes. How many films can you see Joanie from Happy Days explode into a gory mess?