Ash Marie

Killer Klowns is the epitome of 80's horror cheese but in the best possible way. With the amazing killer klowns masks, costumes, along with popcorn guns and cotton candy cocoons this film is the "string cheese" of the 80's. I watched this film when I was 18 after renting it from movie gallery and I was hooked. I am 37 now and still enjoy this campy fun film.

As a Nebraskan I'm extremely proud of this film and it's 90's nostalgia. This film perfectly captures what life was and still is like in southeast Nebraska. The actors are amazing even though I've never heard of them, the plot is perfect for a coming of age story and it is also filled with heartwarming moments that draw you into the film even more. *love visiting Nebraska City each week for a grocery "run"*

I don't understand why this film gets so much hate but I love it. I remember when it first came out on VHS and I bought it right away. I watched it late at night on an old TV all alone and it freaked me out. Lol Sometimes not seeing what's scaring us is more scary than it being shown. This is one of the best "found footage" films that I've seen. The Blair Witch Project is a must see underrated film and should be watched late at night. I will continue to defend this film no matter what!

I'll defend this film with every bit of my smart mouth! I will admit that it has nothing to do with Michael Myers and such but it's the most underrated film! Tom Atkins is great in this film, the music is catchy and the masks are just amazing. This film might seem a little silly but you almost want to be involved in the "big giveaway" lol John Carpenter's Halloween III: Season of the Witch is a must see 80's cheese pizza with xtra cheese. 🎃☘️🐍

I fell in love with this dark, twisted, horror fantasy of Little Red Riding Hood when I was 9 years old. This film is may seem "weird" at times but if you pay attention you'll understand the meaning behind each strange encounter and "story" within the films storyline. It's a beautiful film that tells of the coming of womanhood and what some men are like in an animalistic sense. "Wolves may lurk in every guise Now as then, 'tis simple truth Sweetest tongue has the sharpest tooth" The loss of a girl's virginity and the girl being cloaked in red is the symbol of blood, The Company of Wolves tells this tale in such a manner as to warn young girls of a certain kind of man's desires that are not honorable. I highly recommend this film and would suggest that you read The Bloody Chamber by Angela Carter in which this film is based off of to my knowledge.

This is must see classic that is still as captivating today as it was when it was first released. Kim Hunter and Charlton Heston's acting is outstanding and believable that you sympathize and care for their characters. Planet of the Apes gets your mind wondering what's in-store for our future for life on earth as humans and for other life as well. I highly recommend seeing it!