Splatter University

Year: 1984

Director: Richard Haines

Written by: Michael Cunningham & Richard Haines & John Michaels

Threat: Psychopath

Weapon of Choice: Crucifix Knife

IMDb page: IMDb link

       Splatter University

Rish Outfield's reviews
An abomination. Seriously. Oh, there was nothing redeemable about this one. It was painful to sit through. Poor dialogue, abysmal acting, poor special effects, awful 80's fashion, subplots that have less to do with the story than the FBI warning did, etc. It was boring, poorly done, cheap, and completely uncreative. No nudity. Nothing.
Best Scare: Wow, probably none. A shot when the elevator doors open and killer is standing there, comes closest. Maybe.
I'd Recommend It To: No one. Maybe to someone as a mean trick.

The tyranist's thoughts
Quite simply one of the worst films (not just horror) ever made. Beginning to end it made no sense. I couldn't have cared any less about the characters. There were entire segments that looked as if they had been lifted from another movie. The heroine was pathetic. The villain was even worse. This movie was just plain bad.

Sequel
Owes everything to/rips off earlier film skull Prom Night
Sequel setup
Bad title skull
Bad premise skull
Bad acting skullskull
Bad dialogue skull
MTV Editing
OTS
Girl unnecessarily gets naked
Wanton sex skull
Death associated with sex skull
Characters forget about threat
Secluded location
Power is cut
Phone lines are cut
Someone investigates a strange noise skull
Someone runs up stairs instead of going out front door skull
Camera is the killer skull
Victims cower in front of a window/door
Toilet stall scene skull
Victim locks self in with killer
Killer is in car with victim
Cat jumps out
Fake scare skull
Laughable scare skull
Blood hits camera
Beheading
Killer doesn't stay dead
Stupid discovery of corpse skull
Dream sequence
Victim running from killer inexplicably falls
No one believes only witness
Blood fountain
Poor death effect skull
Excessive gore skull
Music detracts from scene skull
Horror film showing on TV/in theater in movie skull
Future celebrity appears
No one dies at all
Death in first five minutes skull
Virgin survives
Geek/Nerd survives
Little kid lamely survives
Dog/Pet miraculously survives
Villain is more sympathetic than heroes
Unresolved subplots skullskull
"It was all a dream" ending
Unbelievably happy ending
What the hell? skull

Total Skulls: 23

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