The Burning Moon
Shot-on-video German splatter so homemade you can smell the garage. Ittenbach's Herschell Gordon Lewis tribute act.
reelscum catalogues 15 exploitation films from the 1990s. They were released between 1990 and 1999. The subgenres that appear most often are Splatter (10 films), Transgressive & midnight (10 films) and Body horror (2 films).
The countries credited most often are Hong Kong (6), West Germany (4) and USA (3). Directors with more than one entry in the decade include Billy Tang (2), Herman Yau (2) and Jörg Buttgereit (2).
Entries include The Burning Moon (1992), Dr. Lamb (1992) and The Eternal Evil of Asia (1995). Each links to its own page with a verdict, rating axes and where to watch.
Shot-on-video German splatter so homemade you can smell the garage. Ittenbach's Herschell Gordon Lewis tribute act.
Simon Yam as the Rainy Night Butcher, fully off the leash. Cat III at its ugliest.
Black magic, exploding wizards, and a curse that turns a man's head into a penis. Cat III lost its mind.
A drunk man accidentally orders a hit on his own wife, and it is all downhill from there.
Anthony Wong versus the world, armed with a virus and no impulse control.
Body piercings, a penis monster, and Lemmy on narration. Troma's actual masterpiece.
Buttgereit's bleakest: seven suicides, one rotting corpse holding it together.
Buttgereit's necrophilia sequel, prosecuted on arrival, and stranger than the first.
A live-action gore manga where nobody has heard of restraint or arterial pressure.
Anthony Wong won Best Actor for this. Then you find out what goes in the pork buns.
A cemetery caretaker shoots the returning dead and falls in love repeatedly. Beautiful and deranged.
A man rebuilds his dead girlfriend from the parts of exploded sex workers. Exactly that stupid, and great.
Herbert West builds a woman from parts. The sequel goes bigger, wetter and more demented.
Jackson before the trilogy. The lawnmower scene ends the argument.
The slowest, sweetest bait-and-switch in horror. Miike lets you fall for her first.