An ancient statue is crushed, to reveal a priceless gem stone. Inhabiting this gem stone is an evil Djinn. When he is unleashed into our world he can turn your most desirable fantasies into your worst nightmares.

One of the best horror movies of the 90's. I'm not just saying that because of the high blood and guts content either. Fast pased, and easy to watch.
Andrew Divoff who plays the djinn and his human counterpart is perfect. His voice and movement sells the evil djinn. the cameos of other horror icons such as Robert Englund, Kane Hodder and Tony Todd, only make this movie all the more watchable.
The makeup and special effects are so good you forget your watching a moderatly budgeted movie. The director of this movie has said he wanted to pack as much excitment, terror, and shocking moments as he could into it, and i say he did that and more. RECOMMENDED.

THE EVIL djinn gets re-relEased from his jewel prison by a young woman and he starts his reign of terror all over again. Needing 1001 souls to grant his master 3 wishes, and after the completion of the 3rd wish, the race of evil djinn will be let loose into the earth.

Now this is crap. If you've read my review for the original Wishmaster, you'll know how much I love that movie. This subpar sequel is a direct to video piece of junk. I have no hatred for direct to video horror movies at all, as a matter of fact, some of my favorites are DTV, like jack frost 1-2.
Now I know they had a much smaller budget than the first movie but this was ridiculous. The computer effects at the end were horrid and laughable. This movie even contradicted the original in a many of ways, like the djinn has out lived all the sorcerors and outlasted all the forgotten magic spells to trap him in the jewel but lo and behold they find one. Stay away from this. Hopefully parts 3 and 4 are much better when they come out. The only semi saving factor is Andrew Divoffs acting. the djinns voice is hypnotic. but unfortunately, the djinn in part 2 is reduced to a Freddy Kreuger clone, spitting out "witty" one liners. Sad!

A killer whose M.O. is ritutalistic decapitation finds his victims at the distinguished Wendell College, where young woman take night classes. The police lieutenant whose assigned the case has nothing to go on except the heads of the victims are always found in water, be it a duck pond, or bucket of water. How can he find the murderer and keep the woman safe?

This movie isn't ground breaking in any way. Its more of a horror / mystery as we have to guess the killers identity. One good point though is how the director keeps us guessing through suggestive camera angles. This movie came out in 1980 right around the begining of the slasher boom in the 80's and its easy to see why it is almost forgotten, no memorable characters or killing scenes. The end has a nice, but predictable plot twist when the movie switches from a slasher to an action mystery, It just doesnt fit with the rest of the movies mood.

On Valentine's Day 1960, A group of men were finishing up a long days work in the mine shaft. Two senior supervisors decide to take off work early to get ready for the Valentine's Day dance, leaving 6 miners still deep in the mines. An accident happens and the methane gas in the mine ignites and levels the mines.
6 weeks go by and finally the rubble is unearthed, only one survivor is found, one year later, the survivor, who has escaped from a mental hospital, comes back and kills the two supervisors only to be taken back into custody, Vowing to return if the town ever celebrates Valentine's Day again, its been 20 years since the last dance, will he come back for more blood?

One of the better slashers from the early eighties. Decent acting and a decent script help this movie, as does a cool looking killer. There's a little suspense and tension, but nothing to get you jumping out of your seat.

   Mike is putting his life together after his wife's tragic death. All he has left is his health club that he owns. He seemes to have it all now that the club has made him alot of money, he also has a new love in his life, but when people start getting hurt and disappeaering from the health club, it seems someone doesnt want Mike to succeed.

    Not great, but far from the worst movie i've seen. Its a cross between a 80's slasher and a haunted house type movie, but in this case a haunted spa. Not alot of gore and guts but the few scenes of death are good. How can a movie with Ken Foree (Peter from 'Dawn of the Dead'), be all that bad?

            The horror movie 'Hot Blooded' is stopped mid-production and never completed due to mysterious murders on set. Every time the unfinished print is viewed, people start dying and people say the film has a curse. 14 years after the movie stopped production a group of young film makers decide to finish it once and for all. After shooting commences, the cast and crew start to dissapear one by one. Who is responsible for these mishaps?

           Not great, but pretty good. This Australian slasher movie stars Molly Ringwald (worst character ever) and Kylie Minogue. We don't get to learn much about the characters since they die off left and right. The kill scenes aren't very imaginative, but get the job done in pretty good fashion. You can tell the film makers are horror fans by mentions of other horror movies and stuff, which is kinda cool. The one thing that bugs me with this movie is the lack of explanation on a few things, Like how they kill the murderer, just didnt make sense. Also, are the new film makers high school students, college students or professionals? I dont think college students would buy the rights to a movie and hope to get the film in theatres, or would they? I dont know.