The 1984 film Silent Madness. Like Fatal Games this is another fairly obscure slasher film that I rather enjoyed. Cute girls in aerobic get ups, a deranged bald mama's boy, a crotchety old sheriff who for some reason reminds me of Zelda Rubinstein, a Dragon's Lair arcade game...sure it's not a "good" movie per se, but semi-obscure slasher fans should definitely get a kick out of it. Even if you hate it, the heckling potential is pretty high if you're a sarcastic bastard like myself.
Directed by one Simon Nutchern, one of 4 people credited as director of the infamous Snuff from 1976. The Findlays (Roberta and Michael) and (Swedish Spaniard?) Horacio Fredriksson being the other 3 who may or may not have at some point or another possibly had a hand in directing some part of the movie.
Moving On. Madness was actually filmed in 3-D. I didn't notice much in the way of "aiming things toward the camera" gags, but the poster I've seen says 3-D, so I've gotta believe the poster. Sadly the one I'm posting isn't in 3-D, but it's still worth a watch. Who knows though, 3-D seems to be pretty popular at the moment, maybe a 3-D DVD is just around the corner. Just look at the 3-D happenings of late:
Directed by one Simon Nutchern, one of 4 people credited as director of the infamous Snuff from 1976. The Findlays (Roberta and Michael) and (Swedish Spaniard?) Horacio Fredriksson being the other 3 who may or may not have at some point or another possibly had a hand in directing some part of the movie.
Moving On. Madness was actually filmed in 3-D. I didn't notice much in the way of "aiming things toward the camera" gags, but the poster I've seen says 3-D, so I've gotta believe the poster. Sadly the one I'm posting isn't in 3-D, but it's still worth a watch. Who knows though, 3-D seems to be pretty popular at the moment, maybe a 3-D DVD is just around the corner. Just look at the 3-D happenings of late:
- The amazingly entertaining My Bloody Valentine 3-D
- 3-D commercials during the Super Bowl on February 1st, followed by a 3-D episode of Chuck on the 2nd. Get your glasses here. (Chuck, by the way, is a fantastic show that I can't recommend enough. Watch it!)
- Friday the 13th III on DVD again but actually in 3-D this time.
- An Alexandre Aja helmed remake of Piranha, announced in 3-D
- The Stewardesses, on DVD (this Tuesday actually). Yep, in 3-D
- For the kids Bolt from a few months ago and the upcoming Monsters Vs. Aliens
As you can see, it's a good time for 3D movies to be put out, maybe Silent Madness has at least a slight chance.
7 comments:
THANK YOU!!
Now that's, entertainment :)
I love the posters and rare horror gems that you've been sharing!
Wicked!!
Good stuff! I'm a die-hard slasher fan and I know I've never seen this.
Keep up the great work.
Hey I'm back and posting glad to see you still have my link. Good Creepers post I have a similar one but low quality that I bought from the Relapse catalog back in the day.
Skunkape's Crap back in action, hopefully it will have a good run!
I'm definitely gonna check out this flick, Thanks Phelpster!
What the fuck is up with all the 3D? Are they already trying to beat it to death?
@Poo Flinger
Have you seen what they've done with the new 3-D effects? It's really terrific stuff and as usual, when one person comes up with an interesting idea. there's a flood of others who also want to play :)
If any of it's as good as "My Bloody Valentine" this should be a real rush!
Have a good one! :)
Oh, and Phelpster?
A few oddball but fun flicks to check out!
Return of the Aliens:The Deadly Spawn
Metamorphosis-The Alien factor
Parasite 3-D
Dead Alive
Ed's Dead Mother
The Boneyard (1991)
If you haven't already seen them, I think that you'll appreciate the effects! :)
Oh, and terrific night on my end! I was surfing ebay as usual, when i fell across an original US one sheet for "Amityville 3-D" in excellent condition! I have the first two, so that was awesome! A little over forty dollars US and it was mine, all mine!
Ahem, well, it really is a nice poster :)
Have a great day and chat soon!
Alex
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