If you've ever seen a slasher from the eighties and enjoyed the over the top bad acting, buckets of blood, and inventive kills, then POOL PARTY MASSACRE is the film for you.
Universal’s mastery of the macabre was waning to a ridiculous degree in the mid-to-late 1940s. The sentiment seemed that the age of vampires, wolf men and phantoms was slipping away and being discarded to a bygone era. In 1948, Universal drastically shifted gears toward a more comedic approach when it came to create their once dark horror films.
Don't miss this live stage recording of the popular improvised podcast MY NEIGHBOURS ARE DEAD, where host Adam Peacock talks to the lesser known characters from your favourite horror films.
