I've been a lover/hater of low budget filmmaking from an early age, always amazed by the types of films that got released, either theatrical or more likely direct to video, and I like to shine a spotlight on them for better or worse.
The overnight crew of a small town grocery store get the second worst news of the day when they’re told they’re losing their jobs. Things get worse when a very angry nutbar gets inside and picks them off one by one. Continue reading “Shaun vs. Intruder (1989)”
A group of college stoners order a possessed bong from an ad and find out it has magical properties while also delivering a quality high. Oh, the bong is also alive and whisks them off to a dream world to meet their hilarious and untimely dooms. Continue reading “Shaun vs. Evil Bong (2006)”
Mike Strauber catches his wife Sharon in bed with his best friend Jerry. He gets mad and takes off to embark on an adventure of murder and self-mutilation in demented games of truth or dare. Continue reading “Shaun vs. Truth or Dare: A Critical Madness (1986)”
After mysterious, egg-like objects capable of blowing up bodies are found on a derelict ship, a mismatched trio investigate where they came from and come to realize the eggs may be “Alien” in origin. Continue reading “Shaun vs. Contamination (1980)”
Based on the manga of the same name, Ricky Ho *looks at title again* is sent to a maximum security facility in the future year of 2001 for ten years for manslaughter. He doesn’t make friends with the warden or anyone else and gets into the most epically violent fight scenes I’ve ever seen. Continue reading “Shaun vs. Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky (1991)”
A Nazi medical camp is the final stop for many prisoners of war and it’s run by a sexy yet cruel Kommandant known as Ilsa who personally carries out experiments to test her theory that women can withstand more pain than men. Continue reading “Shaun vs. Ilsa, She Wolf of the SS (1975)”
Archaeological college students head out into the desert to dig up an ancient native burial ground, which of course is a big no no. The spirit of a native named Black Claw comes back from beyond to kill the white man. Continue reading “Shaun vs. Scalps (1983)”
Directed by Henri Sala
Starring Debbie Laster, Dale Midkiff and Debra Hunter
A professor’s assistant is paid off to speed up a secret experiment for a rival and winds up turning the victims into killer mutants. At least that’s what I hope it’s about. Continue reading “Shaun vs. Nightmare Weekend (1986)”
Directed by Terry Lofton
Starring Ron Queen, Beau Leland and Rocky Patterson
Months after a woman is raped, a killer clad in camouflage and a motorcycle helmet emerges to exact revenge on those responsible while brandishing a nail gun.
Directed by Frank Henenlotter
Starring James Lorinz, Patty Mullen and Louise Lasser
After losing his wife in an unfortunate radio-controlled lawnmower incident, Jeffrey (Lorinz) is determined to bring his wife (Mullen) back to life — and improving her body — by getting the body parts from the neighborhood hookers that work the nearby streets. Continue reading “Shaun vs. Frankenhooker (1990)”
Shaun vs. the B-Movies 