Nudity Horror Movies - Page 7 of 10

A fun outing by a group of college graduates turns into a nightmare. Marc Denning barely escapes with his life and has to sit by helplessly as his friends are brutally mutilated by some super-natural force. Some time later, Marc meets a mysterious woman who claims to have lived through a similar experience. United together they search to uncover and destroy this evil force, and with the help of a crusty old police detective, the clues begin to fall into place. The closer the duo gets to the evil,…

I remember the first time I saw this movie at the local video store I was about 10 years old and I would beg my mom everytime we went to rent movies for her to let me rent it but she wouldn't let me cause of the nudity in the movie. So one day I went by myself to rent a few movies and said screw it I am gonna rent it so I got it went home and watched it my mom was not around so I knew I was in the clear to watch it and from the moment I put it on I loved it. The plot is about Beth in the hospital…

Japan faces the expensive problems of caring for an aging population. As a solution, Mr. Terada, an official in a mysterious government ministry, unveils the Z-001, a high-tech bed that cares for an invalid's every need. His chosen guinea pig of a patient is Mr. Takazawa, an aged man in the care of Haruko, a pretty young nurse. Haruko realizes that the machine can't attend to Mr. Takazawa's emotional needs and tries to rescue him. When Terada foils her efforts, she turns to a group…

This one is for fans of Quentin Tarantino and of the ever-present gratuitous violence of Robert Altman. It is a direct descendant of Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer and the mystery action pulps epitomized by Black Mask. Philip José Farmer, now one of the great living SF writers, who has published many varieties of pulp fiction, who has written novels of Tarzan, Doc Savage, and Oz, now turns his hand to the detective novel, with colorful, violent results.A self-obsessed private detective…

An aspiring young fortune teller, Esmeralda, played by Sarah Swofford (Sugar Creek) buys a fortune telling machine from Sam the Seller, played by Edwin Neal (The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, JFK) at an online auction only to discover that it is possessed by an evil spirit who turns her life into a living hell. When the fortune telling machine begins making terrifying predictions, all of which come true, Esmeralda is falsely accused of a heinous crime that she has not committed and finds herself in jail…

Woods of Terror is a double bill of horror containing 'Nightmare in the Woods' & 'Zombie Village'. Nightmare in the Woods tells the story of three youths who decide to go deep into the woods to get high and tell silly horror stories to scare each other, but the story of the crazed killer stalking and killing young loving couples is true, and one by one he is coming to them to cut chop and decapitate!Zombie Village is a true exploitation classic. It was the film that started all of Jason Impey's…

This DVD is another installment of the B horror movie line. While many of the B horror movies that I have seen in the past were entertaining and enjoyable, Witch Academy is simply awful. The plot (if you look hard enough for it) deals with what I believe to be a college serority, but I can't be sure because all of the actresses (for lack of a better word) are way to old to be in college. Anyway the serority sisters all seem to have special powers (if you call causing unseen explosions powers)…

I don't receive Showtime, so I was pleased to see this series come out on DVD. Being a hardcore fan of the original movie The Hunger with David Bowie and Catherine Denueve, I couldn't resist checking out this series. This DVD includes the following tales: Bridal Suite: On a snowy day Peter and Jenny Garson find a quaint old inn on their wedding night. But the bridal suite has a quirk neither bride nor groom know about, but the twitchy innkeeper knows its secrets intimately. Red Light:…

Keep in mind that the 4 and 5 star reviews for this were written by fans of the series nostalgic to see them return in DVD format. Also realize they're describing an animation that is now approaching its third decade, and fully looks and sounds like it. Not having seen them before recently, I am VERY aware of all the shortcomings; but rather than fault this for a lack of technology that simply didn't exist at the time it was made, I'd rather talk about its merit as a work of "art".…

As the professor within this film states there is a “lack of visual dynamism” going on. That is a true understatement to this “Nightmare”. While the film was an excruciating one hour and 40 minutes to watch, the concept was intriguing but poorly executed. An extra star goes to the director, Dylan Bank, for the effort co-writing the story. The movie starts off already disengaging its viewer with subpar dialogue and ends off distancing…

The Fully Restored Never-Before-Seen European Version! Christopher Lee gives one of his most unforgettable performances as Judge George Jeffreys, the infamous 17th Century witchfinder whose unholy obsession with a luscious wench (Maria Rohm of THE BLOOD OF FU MANCHU) fuels a jaw-dropping spree of torture, brutality and flesh-ripping perversion. Howard Vernon (SUCCUBUS), Margaret Lee (EUGENIE), Maria Schell (99 WOMEN) and Oscar® nominee Leo Genn (QUO VADIS) co-star in this landmark epic of sexual…

Popular horror director Yoshisaki Kawajiri (Ninja Scroll) served as head writer on this 1995 feature. Komada and Koshigaya are scientists--and Bio Hunters, agents who battle the Demon Virus that causes humans to mutate into weird monsters. Komada has contracted the virus, but something in his immune system enables him to control his transformations. When Komada rescues Sayaka Murakami, the granddaughter of a famed psychic, from a gang of thugs, he unwittingly pits the Bio Hunters against the powerful…

This rather incoherent film stars bodybuilder Mickey Hargitay as an American businessman who buys a castle conveniently located near a girls' school. Naturally, plenty of nubile young women come to his housewarming party and are systematically abducted by a quartet of devil worshippers dressed in capes and matching red tights, looking like superhero wannabes at a cheap masquerade party. It's hard to tell who exactly is having all those flashbacks to witch-burning in the 15th century with…

Being a film fan,and having a large interest in the Frankenstein legend,having seen most film versions there are,I had to see this film. Practically forgotten,this French comedy is not really a sequel to any previous Frankenstein,but rather a bloody and nudity filled film that melds elements of outrageous Horror of the 80s with Romantic comedy and a large touch of Young Frankenstein(1974). In this film,a descendent of Frankenstein is still experimenting on the thing that has made his name infamous,but…

The set-up here isn't awful: three girls and two guys pay a visit to their long-lost uncle Marty, only to find that he isn't quite the upstanding citizen they expect to meet. [A clue: crucifixes are notable by their absence in the decor of his house] However, the first half-an-hour is among the worst-executed pieces of mid-definition video I've ever seen. Bad dialogue, woefully performed and accompanied by the most embarrassing foley work in cinematic history - check out the burps,…