Fright Show 1985
"A journey into the bizarre world of horror and science fiction lunacy"
Dive into the quirky world of Fright Show (1985), a unique blend of horror, comedy, and science fiction that showcases four bizarre films within a film. Hosted by two obscure film critics, this offbeat anthology takes viewers on a wild ride through the realms of the unknown.
Director: Frank Kerr
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Fright Show (1985) about?
This offbeat anthology features two film critics hosting four bizarre science fiction and horror films within a film.
Who directed Fright Show?
Fright Show was directed by Frank Kerr.
Who stars in Fright Show?
The main cast of Fright Show includes Eddie Brill, Chris Phillips, Jennifer Jacobi, Hugh D'Autremont, and Gaby Dundon.
Is Fright Show (1985) worth watching?
While Fright Show may not be a mainstream hit, its quirky blend of horror and comedy makes it a hidden gem for fans of the genre. With its short runtime and entertaining take on the genre, it's definitely worth a watch.
How long is Fright Show?
Fright Show has a runtime of 58 minutes.
About Fright Show (1985) — A Quirky Blend of Horror and Comedy
Dive into the quirky world of Fright Show (1985), a unique blend of horror, comedy, and science fiction that showcases four bizarre films within a film. Hosted by two obscure film critics, this offbeat anthology takes viewers on a wild ride through the realms of the unknown. With its short runtime of 58 minutes, Fright Show is an entertaining and lighthearted watch, perfect for those seeking a humorous take on the horror genre. As we explore the films featured in this collection, from The Thing in the Basement to Dr. Dobermind, we'll delve into the minds of its creators and the inspirations behind these cult classics.
With a talented cast, including Eddie Brill, Chris Phillips, and Jennifer Jacobi, Fright Show is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered by fans of the genre. So, grab some popcorn and get ready to enter the bizarre world of Fright Show (1985), where the lines between reality and fantasy blur in a thrilling display of cinematic lunacy.