The best Sam Page’s horror movies
Today we present the best Sam Page’s movies. If you are a great movie fan, you will surely know most of them, but we hope to discover a movie that you have not yet seen … and that you love! Let’s go there with the best Sam Page’s movies.
The Brotherhood
3.6/10
The fraternity "Doma (House of) Tau Omega" has found a key to eternal youth. Will they be able to recruit Chris, an innocent and perfect newcomer?
Cruel World
3.7/10
Following his dismissal from a television reality show, a deranged young man lures a group of beautiful coeds to his abode by telling them they will be the stars of a new show he is creating. What the women do not know is that when they lose their slot on the show, they lose their lives as well.
Horrific
3.1/10
This three-part anthology is nothing but shortened previous Full Moon releases directed by David 'Boxer Briefs' DeCoteau. Prison of the Dead (2000) has become "Crypt of the Undead," The Killer Eye (1999) has become "Terror of Vision" and Totem (1999) has become "Masters of Death."
Prison of the Dead
2.8/10
Kristof, an eccentric rich kid, tricks his high school friends into getting back together for a reunion of sorts, under the pretense of a funeral. The group of twenty-somethings is forced to spend the night in an old abandoned witches' prison. During a Ouija Board séance, the schoolmates accidentally unearth three dead executioners from their graves. A little confused, and quite a bit angry, the Crypt Keepers initiate a killing spree that will only end when everyone is dead. Fortunately, the schoolmates all wore black. Too bad it's for their own funerals...
Slave
3.7/10
Darryn Welch's explosive thriller SLAVE follows young American couple Georgie (Natassia Malthe) and David (Sam Page) as they visit David's father Robert's stunning Spanish villa, hoping to get his blessing on their marriage. The relationship between the father and son is strained at best, not helped by the dark skeletons of Robert's criminal past. When left to their own devices the couple embark on a hedonistic night out, with seedy nightclub owner Marlon (a cameo by 'king of hedonism' Howard Marks) offering the full VIP treatment. Georgie and David are separated for a brief moment, but in that brief moment their lives are changed forever... and David is set on a course to uncover some troubling family truths.
