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or "Just Got Out of the Asylum Killers"

Anguish (1987)
Starring:
Zelda Rubinstein, Michael Lerner
Director: Bigas Luna
also known as
Angustia (1986)
A psychotic killer, who is a mother-fixated opthamologist's assistant; has an unhealthy interest in eyeballs. Better have a strong stomach for this one. Stupid ending.

Bad Dreams (1988)
Starring: 
Bruce Abbott, 
Jennifer Rubin
Director: 
Andrew Fleming		 A great psychological thriller /horror. A young woman who has been a a coma for 13yrs, ends up in a mental hospital and is tormented by an evil, believed-dead cult leader.


 
 
Curtains (1983)
Starring: 
John Vernon, 
Samantha Eggar
Director: 
Jonathan Stryker
An actress is promised the leading role in a new movie. In order to "understand the character" more she enters an asylum. The nice director she is working for has her committed, without her knowing. He then auditions 6 other actresses. She escapes and returns to the spooky old mansion where the auditions are taking place. But who's killing off the others? More of a slasher movie than anything, but a pretty good plot.
Deadly Dreams (1988)
Starring: 
Mitchell Anderson,
Juliette Cummins
Director: 
Kristine Peterson
A young man's disturbing dreams make him believe that the psychopath who killed his parents years ago has returned. This was a great slash/psychological movie.
Dead Ringers (1988)
Starring: 
Jeremy Irons, 
Genevieve Bujold
Director: 
David Cronenberg		 Identical twin gynecologists  descend into madness. 
Makes you really think twice about going for that next exam!
Fade to Black (1980)
Starring:
Dennis Christopher,
Linda Kerridge
Director: 
Vernon Zimmerman		 Movie-obsessed teen is finally driven over the edge and he begins acting out his favorite scenes from the movies. In doing so, he manages to involve his enemies and the scenes usually result in death.
Halloween II (1981)
Starring: 
Jamie Lee Curtis,
Donald Pleasence
Director: 
Rick Rosenthal		 It's the same night as the original Halloween. Michael Myers is around the neighborhood, after being gunned by Dr.Loomis six times. (6 times and he's still alive geesh!) Now, he's in a hospital where the girl Laurie Strode was taken and out to get her again. Not as good as the original.
Halloween III: Season of the Witch
(1982)
Starring: 
Tom Atkins,
Stacey Nelkin
Director: 
Tommy Lee Wallace		 Now this Halloween was frightening. No, not that it was gory...but rather it had ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with the first 2 in the series!! An evil toymaker has plans to kill millions of American children on Halloween night with deadly masks. I wouldn't watch this one again if you paid me a million bucks!
Halloween 4:
The Return of
Michael Myers
(1988)
Starring:
Donald Pleasence,
Ellie Cornell
Director: 
Dwight H. Little		 Ok, Michael is back. He escapes from Richmond Mental Institute but while being transferred, this time goes after his niece, Jamie Lloyd. Doctor Loomis follows him back to Haddonfield, and attempts to stop him once and for all,...yeah right!

 
Halloween 5:
The Revenge of
Michael Myers
(1989)
Stars: Donald Pleasence,
Danielle Harris
Director: 
Dominique Othenin-Girard		 Michael survives being shot by the police. He continues his search for his niece, who is in a childrens' hospital. So-so as far as the Halloween sagas go.
Honeymoon (1987)
Starring: 
Nathalie Baye, 
John Shea
Director: Patrick Jamain
A beautiful French woman living in New York marries a stranger in order to get her green card. Little does she know her new husband is a crazed stalker. Good plot, some scary scenes.
Housekeeper, The (1987)
Starring:
Rita Tushingham,
Ross Petty
Director: Ousama Rawi
Also known as
A Judgment in Stone
(1986)
A repressed, illiterate, psychotic maid manages to deceive a family into thinking she's sane while plotting murder and destruction.
Intruder (1988)
Starring:
Elizabeth Cox,
Renee Estevez
Director: Scott Spiegel
Also Known As:
Night Crew (1988)		 A psychotic murderer stalks an all-night convenience store. This was really a comedy/horror movie.
Madhouse (1987)
Starring: 
Trish Everly, 
Michael MacRae
Director:
Ovidio G. Assonitis
A wild story of an escaped mental patient's strange and violent relationship with her twin sister.
Out of the Dark (1988)
Starring:
Cameron Dye,
Lynn Danielson
Director: 
Michael Schroeder
A mad killer, donning a clown’s mask, begins killing the women who work at a phone sex company. This movie was really funny, not a gory slasher film, but still of the horror genre.
Psycho 2
Stars: 
Anthony Perkins, 
Vera Miles
Director: 
Richard Franklin
Norman Bates is declared sane and he is allowed to return to his creaky old mansion on the hill and his run down motel. He even has a girlfriend now, but when the murders occur, is it Norman? Or is it Mother?
You gotta have sympathy for poor ole' Norman!
Psycho 3 Starring:
AnthonyPerkins,
Diana Scarwid
Director:
Anthony Perkins		 Norman Bates is still running his little motel, but a suspicious reporter comes to see him and starts asking questions about his past, so poor Norman is forced to kill again.
Rampage (1988)
Starring:
Michael Biehn,
Alex McArthur
Director: 
William Friedkin
Originally unreleased (made in 1987) thriller follows the trial of a sick serial killer. This is more of a drama than slasher, but still scary.
Schizoid (1980)
Starring: 
Klaus Kinski, 
Marianna Hill
Director: 
David Paulsen
Also Known As:
Murder by Mail (1980)
A shrink kills his own patients, and draws an innocent female advice columnist into it. Watch out Dear Abbey!
Sender, The (1982)
Starring:
Kathryn Harrold,
Shirley Knight
Director: 
Roger Christian
Young drifter can't control his psychic powers, terrorizing a hospital staff with hallucinations and visions. Weird yet fascinating story.
Shocker (1989)
Starring: 
Mitch Pileggi, 
Peter Berg
Director: 
Wes Craven
After being sent to the electric chair, a serial killer uses electricity to come back from the dead and carry out his vengeance on the football player who turned him in to the police. Ya gotta love that Wes Craven!
Stepfather, The (1987)
Starring:
Terry O'Quinn,
Shelley Hack
Director: 
Joseph Ruben		 Jerry marries nice young beautiful widow, who has a cute little daughter, but when they don't start acting like The Cleaver's, daddy gets very VERY mad. Mr. Brady goes psychotic!
Stepfather 2:
Make Room for Daddy (1989)
Starring:
Terry O'Quinn,
Meg Foster
Director: 
Jeff Burr
Daddy's Home!... Jerry escapes from an asylum and finds a new wife & step-son.
Suzanne (1980)
Starring: 
Sondra Locke, 
Gene Barry
After his release from prison, a man discovers that the woman raising his son is happily married to another man. Let's just say he gets a tad bit pissed.
Torment (1986)
Starring:
Taylor Gilbert,
William Witt
Director: 
Samson Aslanian
As detectives close in on him, a serial killer who preys upon young lovers deals with his own daughter's coming of age and interest in boys in this thriller.
Twisted (1986)
Starring:
Christian Slater,
Lois Smith
Director: 
Adam Holender
Slater is a young genius who uses his knowledge to drive his mentally distraught babysitter to insanity. Doesn't every kid do that to their babysitter's though?
Two Faces of Evil (1982)
Starring:
Anna Calder-Marshall, 
Gary Raymond
Director: 
Peter Sasdy
While on vacation a family stops to pick up a lone hitcher, who turns out to be a violent sociopath. Stupid movie, but it is hosted by Elvira.
Actually, Elvira is the only thing worth-while about renting this one!
Tenebre (1982)
Starring:
Anthony Franciosa,
Daria Nicolodi
Director: 
Dario Argento
Scary Italian thriller about a writer investigating killings inspired by his latest gruesome murder novel.



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