Blade Horror Movies - Page 4 of 6

New York City: It's A Nice Place To Visit, But You Wouldn't Want To Die There!A blade-wielding psychopath is on the loose, turning The Big Apple bright red with the blood of beautiful young women. As NYPD detectives follow the trail of butchery from the decks of the Staten Island Ferry to the sex shows of Times Square, each brutal murder becomes a sadistic taunt. In the city that never sleeps, he's the killer that can't be stopped!Written and directed by acclaimed horror maestro…

In the village of Holfen, a number of young women are found stabbed to death by what is determined to be an ancient dagger with a curved and rusty blade. The superstitious locals believe the murders to be the fulfillment of a curse placed on them in the 17th century by Baron Von Klaus, a sadistic libertine who killed many women before dying in the swamps surrounding his castle. The Baron's spirit is said to live on in his male descendants, but von Klaus heir Ludwig (Hugo Blanco) doesn't arrive in…

He's back again and still sharp and deadly as ever. We were all introduced to Vin Diesel's character Riddick in Pitch Black. By the way, I would like to mention that like Wesley Snipes' character Blade, there is no other person who can play the part of Riddick. Unlike most sequels, this one hits back hard with gripping sets, awesome visuals and a few other benefits of a huge budget. The story is a lot richer this time around as well. Basically it makes Riddick the last of his race…

If you think you're safe, you're dead wrong! On the night of her graduation dance in 1945, young Rosemary and her date are brutally murdered by a prowler thought to be a jilted soldier home from the war. The killer was never found. Thirty years later, the dance is held again for the first time since that horrific evening--but something else may have also returned. Tonight, the teens of this sleepy town will meet their grisly ends at the hands--and pitchfork, blade and more--of The Prowler!…

This sequel offers little of the Blade Runner-influenced vision of a despotic future that made the original OAV and previous feature so popular. After living peacefully under assumed names on Mars, Naomi Armitage and her husband Ross Sylibus are drawn into a standard anime plot involving a sinister corporation's efforts to create artificial humans. The curvaceous Naomi is actually a "Third," the most formidable type of cyborg. (She's even borne a child, which suggests just how…

It's Christmas in the tech noir slum of the post-apocalyptic future, and scrap-metal sculptor Stacey Travis gets a present she'll never forget. Scavenger boyfriend Dylan McDermott returns from the wastelands with the insectoid robot head of a killing machine. In no time it whirs to life and builds itself a gizmo-laden body out of handy appliances to continue its single-minded destruction of the human race, one warm body at a time. Director Richard Stanley, something of a scavenger himself,…

In the last days before Armageddon, a brutal dictator rules the Earth. Using high-tech surveillance from satellites through a sophisticated chip implant, the Community Police Force infiltrates every facet of human existence, tracing each physical and digital footprint left behind. For humanity, freedom is just a found memory and defiance means death. Two political prisoners (David White, Kevin Downes) meet a mysterious stranger (Stephen Baldwin) who holds the key to their escape and mankind's…

Rutger Hauer and Kim Cattrall star in this festival of stolen plots and embarrassing dialogue. Harley Stone (Hauer) is a tough cop. The kind of cop who lives by his own rules. The kind of cop who smokes, swears, and eats junk food. The kind of cop who slams people into walls to drive home a conversational point. If it sounds like you've seen this character before, you have. Split Second is not so much a movie as a cinematic crib sheet, cheerfully ripping off Jaws, Aliens, and Hauer's own…

Controversial director and Redemption Films founder, Nigel Wingrove (Visions of Ecstasy, Satanic [**]s I, II & III), the vanguard of the fight against British censorship, brings you an unholy slice of sexploitation with this contemporary nun-fest, Sacred Flesh!Starring scream queen Eileen Daly (Razor Blade Smile), Sacred Flesh toils with themes of repressed sexuality and sin, as the Mother Superior of a medieval convent is tormented by lust and torn on her vows of chastity. Taunted by visions…

Demon Hunter is the story of a half breed named Jacob who faces the moral dilemma of having a dark soul but a mortal body. Along with which the fact that he is damned to go to hell anyway. A fallen angel has been seducing prostitutes and impregnating them similar in fashion to how the incubus do it. These women then become possessed and must hold the pregnancy until the time of birth. That also describes how Jacob came to be. There is even the appearance of a succubus that tries to play on Jacob's…

Saddle up and strap on your holsters for this outrageous quartet of Spaghetti Western classics! Along with "Django, Kill!" (1967, 117 min.), "Run Man Run" (1968, 121 min.), and "Mannaja: A Man Called Blade"(1977, 96 min.), exclusive to this collection is the new special edition of Sergio Corbucci's classic, "Django" (1966, 90 min.), restored for the first time from the original camera negative recently discovered in a Rome vault untouched for over three…

Like Jodorowsky's EL TOPO, which features many of the same cast and crew, MANSION is a wild, psychedelic nightmare, imbued with the freewheeling vibe of the late 1960s. Based on a story by famed horror writer Edgar Allan Poe, the film is set in a kind of kingdom of madness - a huge insane asylum presided over by notorious brigand, Raul Fragonard. He has locked up the institution’s director and set the lunatics free. A visting journalist uncovers the secret behind the Mansion of Madness,…

L. B. Graham started off with a bang in "Beyond the Summerland" and kept the pace up in "Bringer of Storms". With an enormous cast of characters, epic scale, and powerful action sequences, he's created a story roughly comparable to Tad Williams' The Dragonbone Chair (Memory, Sorrow, and Thorn, Book 1). The question always arises, for any discriminating reader, will he be able to keep it up? Some authors start slacking off in the middle volumes of their series. Happily,…

Tony Valdez (voiced by Wilmer Valderrama) is a college dropout who turned his back on his family’s robotics corporation to become a champion skateboarder. But when his parents are murdered and Tony’s legs are destroyed in a brutal beating, he uses his father’s experimental NanoBot technology to walk again. Now as the superhuman skater known as the Condor, Tony must reconcile a crime fighting conscience with his rage for vengeance. What is the missing component to his parent’s…

In the spirit of great horror comedies like Army of Darkness, Shaun of The Dead, and An American Werewolf in London comes BOTCHED a film that takes funny and gore to the next level. Having recently won best feature at the New York City Horror Film Festival, the film's star Stephen Dorff (Blade, World Trade Center, and who is currently filming Public Enemies with Johnny Depp, Christian Bale, and Director Michael Mann) also took home Best Actor honors as well. Jamie Murray (Dexter, and the BBC…