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Slaughter Studios

R

2002

1 hr. 34 min.

Horror

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27%

500+ Ratings

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Filmmakers meet grisly ends at an abandoned studio where a famous actress died in a tragic accident many years earlier.

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Andy S

(I'm Mistletoe Virus I'm saying I love this movie!) The movie is a wonderful mix of horror and dark comedy, and really good spoof on 80's Slashers!

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

08/12/23

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chad daniels. that's really all i need to say.

Rated 3 out of 5 stars

01/30/23

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Do you like rapping lesbians? Then I have got a movie for you!

Rated 3 out of 5 stars

02/07/23

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As absolutely atrocious as this is, it made me want to film a movie, and I laughed watching it, so it's not a total wash.

Rated 2 out of 5 stars

02/25/23

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Amateurish suckness at its finest extremelly loaded with sex and nudity (for those interested). Twenty (one lol) thumbs down. 26/100

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

01/22/23

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[size=5][b]Slaughter Studios[/b][/size] Directed by: Brian Katkin [img]http://www.critcononline.com/images/slaughter%20studios%20vhs%20front3.jpg[/img] I was hoping this would be a fun exploitation movie in the relm of "The Slumber Party Massacre" or "Sorrority House Massacre 2: Nighty Nightmare". But while those films were certainly bad films, they were 'good' bad films that had a sense of style and a sense of self-aware humor. This movie is so bad, that it's clear it's self-aware, but it isn't that funny, and the camerawork, sets, and acting are so bad, that it instead comes off as amaturish instead of campy. It feels like two guys got a few girls with fake boobs drunk and ran them around an old building with bad lighting. Anyhow, there is good crap and bad crap. This is bad crap. [size=4][i]1.0[/i][/size] [size=5][b]A Little Princess[/b][/size] Directed by: Alfonso Cuaron [img]http://media.bestprices.com/content/dvd/90/133998.jpg[/img] I've been meaning to see this ever since I fell in love with Cuaron's version of "Great Expectations," I thought it might have a similar vibe to it, even if it was a children's movie. Well, it doesn't. But it DOES have a very similar vibe to Harry Potter 3, I now understand perfectly why they knew he could do such a project. When I saw HP3, I had seen Great Expectations and Y Tu Mama Tambien, and I admit, I had no idea why they hired him. Anyhow, I liked HP3, but didn't know why they knew he could do it. This is why. Anyhow, I grew up watching the Shirly Temple version of this movie. It actually isn't as different as I thought it would be, the plot and most of the story is pretty much the same. However, the changes they do make are largely improvements, and the acting, sets, and camerawork are all better in this film. It's got a very magical sense to it, an excellent children's film. Anyhow, it didn't blow me away, but it's very solid. [size=4][i]8.0[/i][/size]

Rated 0.5 out of 5 stars

01/17/23

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Dan Fienberg

L.A. Weekly

Director Brian Katkin spends the film's first half poking fun at Corman's history of cheapie B-flicks and the second half buying into the formula, finding creative (and not so creative) reasons for his buxom stars to disrobe

Dec 14, 2002

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Synopsis

Filmmakers meet grisly ends at an abandoned studio where a famous actress died in a tragic accident many years earlier.

Director: Brian Katkin
Screenwriter: Dan Acre, John Huckert
Production Co: Concorde-New Horizons
Rating: R
Genre: Horror
Original Language: English
Release Date (Streaming): Dec 6, 2018

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