With the release of Piranha 3D this weekend (August 20th) it seemed only right for us here at ‘Attack from Planet B’ to list our top animal attack movies in recognition to those toothy blighters.
Nature is a harsh beast and will through anything at us to maim, kill or devour us. From giant killer snakes to rampaging bunnies, so here for all you nature lovers and try huggers out there here is our list of what nature really wants to do to you.
So enjoy, discuss, disagree and comment.
A warm southern creole welcome is waiting for you in old New Orleans, especially if you’re down and out and in need of cash. The only problem is will you have the chance to spend it? Because, the homeless of New Orleans are being recruited in a deadline game, where they are the pray and the only winners are the bad guys.
With a modern b-movie cast to die for and a director who should no better, Jean-Claude Van Damme is high kicking his way through the bayou and is causing trouble for the nefarious schemes of Lance Henriksen and his ‘man friend’ Pik.
So if you’re planning a trip to the Big Easy, be sure to have JCVD as your guide.
Robert Rodriguez’s “The Faculty” was released, and a gift was given to cult audiences around the globe. This bundle of joy, this sci-fi action horror, about the lives of six high school students uncovering an alien conspiracy in their very own Ohio high school.
A ‘90s horror movie drenched in respectful in-jokes to its loving audience, with flawless performances from the dedicated actors, find out more from Ross’s first review here at Attack From Planet B.
Ash is back and is ready to hand out some boomstick punishment in the third of the Evil Dead Trilogy.
Following a harrowing night of demonic possession in EVIL DEAD II, unassuming store clerk Ash is time-warped into England’s Dark Ages, where he must find the Necronomicon, a compendium of the black arts, before he can return home. Fortunately, he has time to romance a beautiful princess tune up his chainsaw hand, and battle an army of skeletons led by himself, hail to the king baby.
To follow on from our latest review of Earth vs. the Flying Saucers, we thought it best to do a list of our favourite Alien Invasion Movies, because what’s a site like this without a list or two.
There are many types of alien invasions that have happened in the world of movies, from secret conspiracies and straight out wars to alien infiltration and colonisations. So we decided to narrow it down to our favourite flying saucer based invasions, with destruction and mayhem abound and people running and screaming in panic.
So enjoy, discuss, disagree and comment.
In the isolated town of Perfection, not all is perfect. As strange occurrences and corpses mount up, the inhabitants led by Val & Earl, two hapless handy-men, doing what they can to fund their next beer, find themselves at the mercy of marauding underground giant worms.
This great film, which can be found somewhere within the television schedules nearly ever week, is an excellent example of a modern day ‘creature feature’, though now 20 years old, has not lost any of its charms, with a good selection of colourful characters and well paced storytelling.