A journalist desperate for a big story gets sucked into the tale of a New-Agey military project to create “Jedi warriors.”
Men Who Stare at Goats, The (2009)
Jungle Holocaust (1977)
Ruggero Deodato’s infamous cannibal thriller tells the story of an oil company exec who ends up the only survivor of a planeload of prospectors downed in the jungle. Also has four other English titles, just to confuse you.
Sting of Death (1966)
A scientist and a bunch of students in the everglades are menaced by a hideous creature — half man, half jelly, half fish! [Part of Stingathon '09]
Dark Reel (2008)
A masked killer terrorizes a B-movie company. (How many times have I seen this premise now?) Starring Lance Henriksen, Edward Furlong, Tiffany Shepis and Tony Todd.
Slightly Scarlet (1956)
Technicolor brings the final improvement to film noir: at last, we can see the redheads!
Remote (1993)
Hey, don’t say that this movie is a Home Alone ripoff! Why, that movie took place at Christmastime; this is in a more temperate season! It’s a whole different concept!
Grave Robbers (1990)
Young looters accidentally awaken a zombie satanist who hopes to sire the antichrist on the descendant of the Inquisitor who originally killed him. [Part of Month of the Living Dead 9]
Ghost Galleon, The (1974)
The third Blind Dead movie places the undead Templars on a ghostly ship which seeks out bikini models for its victims. [Part of Month of the Living Dead 9]
Mutants (2009)
An EE-vil corporation explores the potential of addictive, infectious sugar. That’s right, sugar. [Part of Month of the Living Dead 9]
Life Room (2009)
Survivors of a zombie outbreak crowd into the youth group’s “life room” at a church and, yes, bicker. [Part of Month of the Living Dead 9]
Zombies (1964)
A playboy novelist and his retinue decide that the perfect location for some peace and quiet in the Caribbean is a little place called “Voodoo Island.” Better known as I Eat Your Skin. [Part of Month of the Living Dead 9]

Just past Area 51 and through Zone 39. If you hit Hangar 18, you’ve gone too far.



