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Attack of the Slime People follows 50’s film director Buddy Flavenoid (Robert Tiffi who was also a writer on the film), who was working as a bathroom attendant. Buddy has a little bit of a screw loose and just got out of prison for murdering an old star of one of his movies that didn’t share Buddy’s vision. Now he is trying to get back into the making horror films after he was approached by someone interested in one of his scripts…
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The story for Kamillions is very simple: A scientist has been working on opening a portal to another dimension, and today on his 50th birthday (and coincidentally while his family prepares a birthday party for him), he succeeds. In this other dimension, he sees lifeforms that resemble horseshoe crabs moving around and he notes the activity of these crabs. After the window on his portal machine thing breaks, the scientist Dr. Nathan Wingate (Harry S. Robins) gets sucked into this other dimension, and two of these crab creatures jump out. These crab like creatures have the ability to replicate itself into the image any living body it can come into contact to, or can see (now you can figure out how they got the title). All of this craziness happens as the guests are arriving, and any of the guests are prime targets for this mighty morphin spectacular.
Trilogy of Terror was a 1975 made for TV thriller that followed three different stories, all written by Richard Matheson and was originally created as a pilot for a horror anthology series. Each story stars Karen Black, playing the role of 4 different characters. The first story, “Julie”, follows an English teacher who gets romantically involved with a student. The second story is “Millicent and Therese” where Black plays two sisters who are at odds at each other, and one of the sisters is convinced that the other is an evil being. The final story is “Amelia”, where the title character purchases a tribal doll for her boyfriend’s birthday that ends up coming to life.
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A boy’s summer camp with a girl’s summer camp across the lake. A camp owner that hates kids and won the camp in a card game. A rich guy that lives near the camp that wants to buy it for his corporation. A young group of kids that want to get laid at camp this summer. A coming of age story and a hot older chick. You’ve seen the movie before, and this time it’s called Oddballs.
Hawaii is like paradise on earth. It’s got sun, sand, and beautiful people. It’s the type of place where you could shed all of your cares and worries and get away for a few days, or at least that’s the way it seems on the surface. Dig a little deeper and it can be a place of mystery, intrigue and dangerous wildlife. Donna (Dona Speir) and Taryn (Hope Marie Carlton) learn this the hard way, when they’re flying a newlywed couple on an overnight camping trip in their small plane to one of the islands, and come across a R/C helicopter flying in from the ocean. The helicopter lands, one of the cockpit doors open, and they find two packages inside. The only problem is that the helicopter and the packages weren’t meant for them, they were meant for the armed thugs that show up shortly after the copter lands, and want their packages.
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