This week, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter gets a wide theatrical release, while Exit Humanity and Witchslayer Gretl lead a crop of direct-to-video fare.
Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
An adaptation of the "mash-up" novel that postulates that Abraham Lincoln was secretly a vampire slayer whose mother was killed by a creature of the night.
The Awakened
When an old farmer digs up a dead tree, he unwittingly unearths a malevolent alien creature and finds himself fighting for his life.
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Below Ground: Demon Holocaust
An amateur horror filmmaker provides shelter to a group of people during an outbreak of demonic infestation, documenting the ordeal through his camera lens.
The Disco Exorcist
In this horror-comedy homage to '70s grindhouse fare, a disco stud beds a woman who turns out to be a black magic priestess with a "devilish" temper.
Family Demons
And abused teenage girl kills her alcoholic mother, but is horrified to find the woman's ghost has risen from the grave.
Ilsa, Harem Keeper of the Oil Sheiks
In this "women in prison" exploitation sequel to Ilsa, She Wolf of the SS, the titular character torments sex slaves kidnapped by an Arab sheik.
Kids Go to the Woods...Kids Get Dead
It's the standard slasher movie scenario -- partying kids, a cabin in the woods, a masked killer -- but with the twist of a "slasher book" that reflects their circumstances and could help them escape their fate.
Mother's Day Evil
An American woman visiting England finds herself at the mercy of a local madman with mommy issues.
P.O.E.: Poetry of Eerie
For this horror anthology, 15 directors were each given three days to film an adaptation of an Edgar Allan Poe tale.
Treasure Chest of Horrors
This anthology contains four stories of vampires, killer mannequins, a gruesome high school killing spree and more.
Witchslayer Gretl
Shannon Doherty stars in this SyFy fare as the fairy tale character Gretl, whose brother Hansel vows revenge on the witch that tormented them as children -- only to find that his sis has become the witch's protégé.














