Entry #97 - Film #17-20

Its still October and It's also time to catch on the 31 Days of Halloween entries I pretty much abandoned.

Film #17: Of Unknown Origin (1983)

Directed by George P. Cosmatos

Rated R

88 Mins.

Watched on DVD.

Peter Weller battles a large rat that is taring up his house and pretty much goes crazy in the process. This is directed the great director of Cobra and Tombstone, I believe this is his best movie. Peter Weller is also excellent. This film also shows you how great Canadian Horror film were in the eighties. You can find this movie really cheap, I got mine at Big Lots. I suggest you get one too.  

Film #18: Murder Party (2007)

Directed by Jeremy Saulnier

Unrated

79 Mins.

Watched on DVD.

Some random guy is invited to a party so the people throwing it can kill him for Art sake or something like that. This is a fun low-budget horror film. For some odd reason this film is that well known and its better than most big-budget horror films. 

Film #19: Lifeforce (1985)

Directed by Tobe Hooper

Rated R

116 Mins.

Watched on DVD.

I fucking love this movie. Its about Space Vampire to the best of my knowledge. Has some of the best nude scene in film history. Its a cannon produced mess, but its amazing to watch. Probably my second favorite Tobe Hooper film. I will probably write a full in-depth review of this movie in the future, but until then here is the whole movie.

Film #20:Dressed to Kill (1981)

Directed by Brian De Palma

Rated R.

105 Mins.

Watched on DVD.

Brian De Palma, Michael Caine, an in-her-prime Nancy Allen, whats not to like. A blonde in a red dress is murdering Michael Caine's patients. There is plot twist and what-not. It's a fun movie. Watch it.