Happy Halloween! In today's discussion, we crack open some sealed VHS tapes of cult classics including 'The Howling II' and 'Black Devil Doll from Hell'. With a comedic lens, we explore these often bizarre and unique films.
Starting with 'The Howling II', the sequel attempts to follow up on a successful horror formula. We critique its storyline with its mix of werewolf lore and peculiar plot turns. Reb Brown stars in his most riveting role as a man out to avenge his sister. Meanwhile, horror legend Christopher Lee delivers a memorable performance that even transcends his later role in films like 'Gremlins 2'.
We then shift gears to 'Burial Ground', another entry in the annals of horror history defined by its ominous graphics and truly unsettling makeup effects on its cast of undead characters.
Finally, 'Black Devil Doll from Hell', an audacious film that combines horror themes with social commentary and unexpected plot twists. This film challenges the viewer’s perception of narrative and visual storytelling with its unique portrayal of temptation and desire.
Join us as we humorously dissect these films, offering critiques, and perhaps plenty of laughs along the way.