Directed by David DeCoteau
Starring Brinke Stevens, Linnea Quigley, and Michelle Bauer
A trio of dumpy sorority sisters invite equally dumpy looking fraternity men to a party but wind up getting possessed by succubi who want nothing more than to suck….the life out of men. Continue reading “Shaun vs. Nightmare Sisters (1987)”
Directed by Tom Daley
Starring Andra St. Ivanyi, Deborah Winters and James Huston
After a home robbery goes terribly wrong, an ancient lamp winds up in a museum where an evil genie traps some teenagers in the museum and kills them off in wicked ways. Jafar is pissed! Continue reading “Shaun vs. The Outing (1987)”
Directed by Turi Meyer
Starring Jay Underwood, Michael Harris and Ken Foree
A serial killer known as the “Sandman” kills every member of a family other than the youngest son before he’s caught. Years later, in prison, a voodoo priest visits him and places a spell over the killer and after he’s executed for his crimes he comes back as a creature who controls….sand. Well that’s convenient. Armed with his new powers the Sandman hunts down the now grown up boy that he couldn’t get to before. Continue reading “Shaun vs. Sleepstalker (1995)”
Directed by John Carpenter
Starring Christopher Reeve, Kirstie Alley, Mark Hamill
After a town of people black out, several of their women folk appear to be mysteriously pregnant. Government med teams convince them to keep the babies for research purposes and soon we have almost a dozen blonde-haired children that grow up together who develop mysterious mental powers and make people do bad things to themselves. Little brats. Continue reading “Shaun vs. Village of the Damned (1995)”
Directed by Richard Donner
Starring Gregory Peck, Lee Remick and David Warner
The U.S. ambassador to Great Britain comes to find out that suspicious incidents surrounding his family may not be coincidence, that forces of evil are converging around his son because he is the Anti-Christ. Continue reading “Shaun vs. The Omen (1976)”
Directed by Sidney J. Furie
Starring Barbara Hershey, Ron Silver and David Labiosa
Supposedly based on a true story, after several brutal attacks by an assailant she cannot see, a woman consults medical professionals and later parapsychologists to find an answer for what’s going on. Does she have mental problems, like the doctors seem to think. or are the ghostbusters right in thinking that there’s a malevolent spirit doing harm? Continue reading “Shaun vs. The Entity (1981)”
Shaun vs. the B-Movies 