The Dead Pit

Silly, stupid and goofy it reminded me a lot of Full Moon Entertainment films during their heyday. It's a fun watch and one that could easily be thrown on during a get together with friends.

Brett Leonard did a good enough job with this low budget indie to win himself a spot directing The Lawnmower Man. So, yeah, this is pretty terrible.

Forgettable and cheesy, but still a far cry from the bottom of the barrel for the era. In the 21st century there's something endearing about watching an old school horror flick where practical effects were the only option. If '80s b horror is your bag, give it a watch, it's not half bad.

I liked this one-creepy atmosphere, good setting, likable characters and a finale that dials up the crazy really high.

Just rip your brain out and throw it at the zombies and enjoy yourself. Some ridiculous stupid gore and even more ridiculous skimpy hospital PJs keep this chugging along fine.

Ok horror flick with decent cinematography, nothing too memorable though. Main actress has great body, but her boobies are unfortunately hugely underused.

A decent zombie movie that is maybe a little too often overlooked. It drags a bit in the middle, as we get repeated scenes of the protagonist telling doctors "I'm not crazy! I don't have amnesia! I just hallucinate constantly and can't remember anything!" It seemed like there were some possible Lovecraftian influences on the story, but it also falls victim to a few annoying tropes, like how 90% of mental hospital employees feel nothing but contempt for every patient.

Okay movie