e.g. Carrie, The Fury, the Medusa Touch, and the Eyes of Laura Mars? Was it just the fad of the time like New Age religions or the social and cultural revolutions happening in America at the time? Was it just Hollywood trying new things and being experimental or did they get a sense that the public might be interested in them?
The second highest grossing movie in 1991 after Terminator 2
A little known comedy from Richard Dreyfuss
Directed by Jim Wynorski
Produced by Roger Corman
Starring: Teri Copley, Steve Altman, Ace Mack, Robert Vaughn, Angus Scrimm
Music by Chuck Cirino
Why isn't there a mention of Chai Vang and discussion about what happened to him since he passed away?
The episode is about a woman who comes into an audition I believe for a television series or possibly movie the cast and crew turn into zombies or ghouls, and then she's chased by ghouls and at the end of the episode she disappears.
I'm looking for a youtube channel run by a black male conservative who is heavy set and conservative and he's at least middle aged. I forgot the channel name or it may have been removed.
A classic episode from ABC Weekend Special.
There are differing descriptions of a cyborg or "mutant". But he is a person with pyrokinetic abilities. And that's rare for paranormal/psychic movies.
TV Movie; VHS.
I discovered this when I was scrolling through Crud Buddies. It had a certain kind of low rent Goonies quality to it.