Andras Jones

Following up the previous Nightmare film, dream demon Freddy Krueger is resurrected from his apparent demise, and rapidly tracks down and kills the remainder of the Elm Street kids (imdb)

Trevor is a young man who has been sentenced to a long stay in a mental hospital after brutally killing his girlfriend. However, the longer Trevor is in stir, the more he wonders if the murder ever really happened, or if it's all just a horrible fantasy implanted in his brain by Dr. Ek, the sinister director of the asylum. (imdb)

The premise for this film is extremely thin ("anorexic" would be more appropriate) -- a couple of women who want to join a sorority break into a bowling alley with three geeks who were spying on them in the shower to steal a bowling trophy. The trophy promptly falls open and a demon called "The Imp" escapes. (Groaning? I thought so.) The teens start to die. And that's it. (Graham Rae)

A desert detour strands a father and his comely teenage daughter in a crumbling trailer park that doubles as a hotbed for illicit activity -- and a playground for sexual discovery. While Jolene (Drew Barrymore), the attractive newcomer, is eliciting the attention of the park's resident bad boy, a shy suitor named Pinky (Anthony Rapp) is waiting in the wings. But with a serial killer stalking the community, will Pinky ever get his chance with her?

An unemployed actor gets involved with a strange woman who hangs out in lesbian nightclubs and her rich arms dealer husband. (imdb)

Marty is not comfortable showing his body at school or in private, as he suffers from a skin disease called nevus flammeus. In town he stumbles on The Dunes, a porn-shop-theme-park with one booth named "The Prom", where Marty meets Lana.