This week, the thriller Blindness hopes the competition doesn't "see" it coming, while on DVD, a pair of straight-to-video sequels, a pair of Sci Fi Channel flicks and a pair of "haunted" documentaries lead the way.
Blindness
© Miramax
Bad Girls Dormitory
© Shriek Show
The "women in prison" exploitation sub-genre had already peaked by the time this pedestrian entry came along in the mid-'80s. You know what to expect: a wrongly accused woman, abusive guards and lots of time in the shower.
Black Magic Rites
© Salvation
This sleazy 1973 Italian film features torture, S&M and virgin sacrifice as only Italy can do.
Trailer (NSFW!)
The Blood Spattered Bride
© Blue Underground
In this 1972 erotic thriller, a lesbian vampire seduces a woman on her honeymoon.
Buried Alive
© Sony
The Fearnet.com serialized mystery about people who awake to find themselves buried in coffins equipped with video cameras is now available on DVD as one movie -- granted, now it's not free.
Copley: An American Fairytale
© Film Baby
A family moves into a haunted house and is surprised to find that it's haunted.
Daughters of Darkness
© Blue Underground
Who knew lesbian vampire honeymoon movies were so in vogue in the '70s? Screen this with The Blood Spattered Bride and have a party -- a weird, weird party.
The Devil's Muse
© Halo Eight
As a killer commemorates the 60th anniversary of the Black Dahlia murder by slaying women around Los Angeles, a woman hired to play the Black Dahlia role in an upcoming movie begins to experience strange goings-on.
Drive In Double Feature: Barracuda/Island Fury
© Dark Sky
A pair of unrelated films in this double feature: Jaws wannabe Barracuda has killer fish menacing swimmers, and Island Fury has island cannibals menacing a vacationing couple.
Drive-In Horror Classics
© Alpha
Mad scientists, zombies and ghosts converge in this four-pack of vintage films that includes Screaming Skull, I Eat Your Skin, The Head and Manster.
