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Robin Sherwood is well-known to horror film fans for her performance as Eileen in David Schmoeller’s 1979 psychological thriller Tourist Trap, and as Charles Bronson’s mute daughter in 1981’s Death Wish II who meets an untimely death on a metal fence(!).  Having studied acting with Stella Adler, some of her fellow students include Bud Cort of Harold and Maude fame, …

Rate This MovieSYNOPSIS: A group of young friends stranded at a secluded roadside museum are stalked by the owner of the place, who has the power to control his collection of mannequins. REVIEW: “Tourist Trap” was one of the sole reasons I took a renewed interest in the films of the 70’s. 1979 to be more specific. “Tourist Trap” is …

Tourist Trap, The 1979 masterpiece directed by David Schmoeller (Little Monsters, Puppet Master), is one of the most talked-about horror cult classics in the Full Moon Features library. Widely recognized as one of the scariest and strangest horror movies of the 1970s, the film is championed by none other than Stephen King who praised the film in his book “Danse Macabre” as one …

Following the success of the first two releases in Full Moon’s line of “Vintage VHS” collector’s box sets – PUPPET MASTER and LASERBLAST – comes what is perhaps the most talked-about horror movie in Full Moon’s library: director David Schmoeller’s 1979 masterpiece TOURIST TRAP! Produced by Charles Band, TOURIST TRAP is widely recognized as one of the scariest and strangest …

If your like me, you find yourself frequently growing tired of redundancy in the horror market. You know what I’m talking about…..a group of teens go on a road trip, campers terrorized by woods folks, slasher has rough childhood and grows up, scientist’s secret virus gets loose..shall I go on? In any case, you might change your whole perspective by …

B-Movie drive-ins, blacksploitation, grindhouse and Roger Corman, beyond Jaws, The Exorcist and Halloween lies a graveyard of forgotten gems, underrated classics and much loved worst films ever. It’s the Seventies and co-hosts Doc Rotten and Santos Ellin, Jr. are joining forces to take a look at their favorite Horror Films from the grooviest decade of terror, from 1970 to 1979.  Get Ready! Monster Movie Podcast …