
‘House of Dreams’ and the No-Budget Hell of No-Budget Horror
House of Dreams explores the nightmare of creativity one must endure to make a no-budget horror movie.

House of Dreams explores the nightmare of creativity one must endure to make a no-budget horror movie.

With the artful subtlety of an SNL sketch, New Group is a sophomoric B-horror that splits tedious humor with the utterly stupid political convictions of a preteen.
Amid the spectre of a sexually transmitted epidemic, b-movie Invasion of the Bee Girls gives viewers an intoxicating buzz.
Overloaded with CGI eye candy and clichéd dialogue, San Andreas is a basic B-movie with blockbuster F/X.
By abandoning its origins to go all Ghost Hunters on its viewers, Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones shows how defiantly desperate it is.
Sci-fi B-movie Phase IV’ is the kind of free-associative freak out that drove the counter-culture crazy in the waning days of the post-peace protest age.

Suddenly, the good little wife in I Married a Monster from Outer Space‘s realizes what she’s been letting into her bed.