History Creator / FullMoonFeatures

Full Moon Features is an independent film studio/distributor founded by Charles Band. Full Moon is mainly known for DirectToVideo BMovie horror films notable for using stop motion puppet effects and featuring at least one scene of {{Fanservice}}. Band's overall approach to marketing and filmmaking gave Full Moon films a comic book feel, which attracted a Cult Following.

* ''The Dead Hate the Living'': Full Moon's first zombie film; received notable coverage in various horror magazines.

* ''Groom Lake'': Creator/WilliamShatner's show about a dying woman who receives a visit from aliens. Only notable given the name and the stories behind it, as the film received mostly negative reviews.

* ''Killjoy'': A pentalagy focusing on the titular demonic clown. The first two were essentially SoBadItsGood[[invoked]], but by the third film, the quality of the series improved and it shifted into a more knowingly comedy/horror tone. By the fourth, it was more farcical than horror and the fifth was straight up gonzo-comedy.

* ''Shrunken Heads'': A horror comedy written by Matthew Bright and directed by Richard Elfman (both known for ''Film/ForbiddenZone'', while Bright is also known for ''Film/{{Freeway}}''), and featured music by Creator/DannyElfman. ''Shrunken Heads'' is about a group of murdered teenagers that are resurrected as, well, {{shrunken head}}s.

* ''Zombies vs. Strippers'': A horror movie in where zombies attack an strip club, and as the title suggests, the strippers working there have to fight them in order to survive.

* ''Killjoy'': A pentalagy focusing on the titular demonic clown. The first two were essentially SoBadItsGood[[invoked]], but by the third film, the quality of the series improved and it shifted into a more knowingly comedy/horror tone. By the fourth, it was more farcical that horror and the fifth was straight up gonzo-comedy.

* ''Film/PuppetMaster'': Full Moon's first franchise, although the first installment was actually produced by Empire. The series involves a group of benevolent puppets who operate at the will of whoever controls them, designating them sporadically as good, like their original creator, Andre Toulon (as played by Creator/WilliamHickey in a DeathByCameo) or evil. Usually good. Sequels include ''Puppet Master II'', ''Toulon's Revenge'', ''Puppet Master 4'' and ''The Final Chapter'' during the Entertainment era, ''Curse of the Puppet Master'' and ''Retro Puppet Master''[[note]](starring Creator/GregSestero)[[/note]] during the Pictures era, ''The Legacy'', ''Axis of Evil'', "Axis Rising", "Axis Termination", "The Littlest Reich" and the stand-alone "Blade: The Iron Cross" during the Features era.

* ''Film/EvilBong'': A StonerFlick franchise about a group of [[TheStoner stoners]] who face off against [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin an evil hookah]] who swallows the spirit of those who smoke from it into a fantasy world filled with killer strippers and characters from previous Full Moon features. The first one featured cameos by Phil Fondacaro, Creator/BillMoseley and [[Creator/CheechAndChong Tommy Chong]], and a [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic Crowning Soundtrack Of Awesome]] which features songs by [[Music/CypressHill Sen Dog]], Music/{{Twiztid}}, Music/InsaneClownPosse and the Music/KottonmouthKings. The sequels are ''King Bong'' and ''The Wrath of Bong''. While the first film has some horror aspects, the series overall is more comedic than scary.

* ''Killjoy'': A trilogy focusing on the titular demonic clown who is summoned to assist revenge plots in all three films, only to prove too overwhelming for each character who calls him. The first two were essentially SoBadItsGood[[invoked]], but by the third film, the quality of the series improved and it shifted into a more knowingly comedy/horror tone.

* ''Film/PuppetMaster'': Full Moon's first franchise, although the first installment was actually produced by Empire. The series involves a group of benevolent puppets who operate at the will of whoever controls them, designating them sporadically as good, like their original creator, Andre Toulon (as played by Creator/WilliamHickey in a DeathByCameo) or evil. Usually evil. Sequels include ''Puppet Master II'', ''Toulon's Revenge'', ''Puppet Master 4'' and ''The Final Chapter'' during the Entertainment era, ''Curse of the Puppet Master'' and ''Retro Puppet Master''[[note]](starring Creator/GregSestero)[[/note]] during the Pictures era, ''The Legacy'' and ''Axis of Evil'' during the Features era.

!!!'''Notablevproductions include:'''

* ''Film/CoronaZombies'': A GagDub of ''Film/HellOfTheLivingDead'', spoofing the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic, with ten minutes of new footage and scenes from the below-mentioned ''Zombies vs. Strippers'' added. Made within a month of the beginning of lockdowns in the United States.

* ''Film/TheDeadHateTheLiving'' - Full Moon's first zombie film; received notable coverage in various horror magazines.
* ''Film/DoctorMordrid'' - Originally going to be based on Creator/MarvelComics' ComicBook/DoctorStrange; one of Full Moon's "flashier" films.

* ''Film/EvilBong'' - StonerFlick franchise about a group of [[TheStoner stoners]] who face off against [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin an evil hookah]] who swallows the spirit of those who smoke from it into a fantasy world filled with killer strippers and characters from previous Full Moon features. The first one featured cameos by Phil Fondacaro, Creator/BillMoseley and [[Creator/CheechAndChong Tommy Chong]], and a [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic Crowning Soundtrack Of Awesome]] which features songs by [[Music/CypressHill Sen Dog]], Music/{{Twiztid}}, Music/InsaneClownPosse and the Music/KottonmouthKings. The sequels are ''King Bong'' and ''TheWrathOfBong''. While the first film has some horror aspects, the series overall is more comedic than scary.
* ''Film/TheGingerdeadMan'' - Comedy/horror SlasherMovie franchise, with the first installment starring Creator/GaryBusey, who plays a criminal who is sent to the electric chair, comes back to life as a Gingerbread Man, and goes out to kill the woman who sent him to jail. Followed by ''Passion of the Crust'' and ''Saturday Night Cleaver''.
* ''Film/GroomLake'' - Creator/WilliamShatner's show about a dying woman who receives a visit from aliens. Only notable given the name and the stories behind it, as the film received mostly negative reviews.
* ''Film/{{Horrific}}'' - An {{anthology|film}} featuring three stories edited down from three previous releases.
* ''Film/{{Killjoy}}'' - Focuses on the titular demonic clown who is summoned to assist revenge plots in all three films, only to prove too overwhelming for each character who calls him. The first two were essentially SoBadItsGood[[invoked]], but by the third film, the quality of the series improved and it shifted into a more knowingly comedy/horror tone.

* ''Film/PetShop'' - A comedy/adventure film from Full Moon about a couple of aliens who come to earth to buy a pet shop in an attempt to try to get some of earth's children back to their own planet to sell as pets.

* ''Film/{{Prehysteria}}!'' - Trilogy of family-friendly sci-fi films about mini dinosaurs that come to life. The first was one of the earliest examples of a movie being released as an inexpensive sell-through VHS at that time in history when VHS tapes were mostly sold to rental chains at a retail price of around $100 or so. No longer in print, as Full Moon has not announced plans to release the series on DVD.
* ''Film/PuppetMaster'' - The first franchise from Full Moon, although the first film was actually produced by Empire. The series involves a group of benevolent puppets who operate at the will of whoever controls them, designating them sporadically as good, like their original creator, Andre Toulon (as played by Creator/WilliamHickey in a DeathByCameo) or evil. Usually evil. Sequels are ''Puppet Master II'', ''Puppet Master III: Toulon's Revenge'', ''Puppet Master 4'' and ''Puppet Master 5: The Final Chapter'' during the Full Moon Entertainment era, ''Curse of the Puppet Master'' and ''Retro Puppet Master''[[note]](starring Creator/GregSestero)[[/note]] during the Full Moon Pictures era, ''Puppet Master: The Legacy'' and ''Puppet Master: Axis of Evil'' during the Full Moon Features era.
** ''Film/DemonicToys'' was Full Moon's FollowTheLeader cash-in on its own ''Puppet Master'' series. The sequel was ''Demonic Toys: Personal Demons''.
** ''Film/PuppetMasterVsDemonicToys'': {{Crossover}} produced by the [[Creator/{{Syfy}} Sci-Fi Channel]] in 2004. Band [[CanonDiscontinuity does not consider it to be an official entry in either franchise]].
* ''Film/ShandraTheJungleGirl'' - a softcore JungleOpera about a NubileSavage who kills men by draining their LifeEnergy while [[OutWithABang having sex with them]].
* ''Film/ShrunkenHeads'' - Comedy/horror flick written by Matthew Bright and directed by Richard Elfman (both known for ''Film/ForbiddenZone'', while Bright is also known for ''Film/{{Freeway}}''), and featured music by Creator/DannyElfman. ''Shrunken Heads'' is about a group of murdered teenagers that are resurrected as, well, {{shrunken head}}s.

* ''Film/{{Subspecies}}'' - Full Moon's take on vampires. It currently consists of ''Subspecies'', ''Bloodstone'', ''Bloodlust'' and ''Bloodstorm'' (released during the Full Moon Pictures era). Fans of the series also consider ''Vampire Journals'' as an entry as well.
* ''Film/{{Trancers}}'' - A carry over from Band's days at Empire, under the Full Moon name, he produced ''Trancers II'', ''Trancers III'', ''Trancers 4'' and ''Trancers 5''. ''Trancers 6'' was created by Johnnie J. Young and Jay Woelfel's Young Wolf Productions and was distributed by Band under the Full Moon Pictures label.

* ''Film/ZombiesVsStrippers'' - A horror movie in where zombies attack an strip club, and as the title suggests, the strippers working there have to fight them in order to survive.

* '''Wizard Video''' was a UsefulNotes/{{home video distributor|s}} founded by Band which released [[CultClassic Cult Classics]][[invoked]] like ''Film/TheDrillerKiller'', ''Film/TheTexasChainSawMassacre1974'' and ''Film/{{Halloween 1978}}''. Band promoted these titles with compilation tapes showcasing violent or scary scenes. One of those compilations featured Creator/ElviraMistressOfTheDark. Wizard disbanded somewhere down the line and the distribution rights to these titles scattered to other studios (except for ''The Driller Killer'', which is now in the public domain). Eventually Wizard reappeared as a subsidiary of Full Moon in 2002.

!!!'''Notable Full Moon Productions Include:'''

* ''Film/CastleFreak1995'': Creator/StuartGordon's retelling of the Creator/HPLovecraft short story, "Literature/TheOutsider1926"; a dysfunctional family of three inherit a castle inhabited by a grotesque, murderous man.
* ''Film/CoronaZombies'': A GagDub of ''Film/HellOfTheLivingDead'' spoofing the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic, with ten minutes of new footage and scenes from the below-mentioned ''Zombies vs. Strippers'' added. Made within a month of the beginning of lockdowns in the United States.

** ''Corona Zombies 3: Barbie & Kendra Storm Area 51'': Yet another GagDub, this time with ''Film/TheDayTimeEnded'' and ''Space Thing'' footage, ostensibly parodying the Area 51 craze of 2019. Released a few months after the second film.

* ''Film/DoctorMordrid'' - Originally going to be based on Creator/MarvelComics' ComicBook/DoctorStrange, one of Full Moon's "flashier" films.
* ''Film/{{Dragonworld}}'' - Moonbeam Entertainment release about [[ABoyAndHisX a boy and his dragon]]. The sequel, ''Dragonworld: The Legend Continues'' was released by The Kushner-Locke Company in the United States under the title ''Shadow of the Knight''.
* ''Film/EvilBong'' - StonerFlick franchise about a group of [[TheStoner stoners]] who face off against [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin an evil hookah]] who swallows the spirit of those who smoke from it into a fantasy world filled with killer strippers and characters from previous Full Moon features. The first one featured cameos by Phil Fondacaro, Bill Moseley and [[Creator/CheechAndChong Tommy Chong]], and a [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic Crowning Soundtrack Of Awesome]] which features songs by [[Music/CypressHill Sen Dog]], Music/{{Twiztid}}, Music/InsaneClownPosse and the Music/KottonmouthKings. The sequels are ''King Bong'' and ''TheWrathOfBong''. While the first film has some horror aspects, the series overall is more comedic than scary.
* ''Film/TheGingerdeadMan'' - Comedy/horror SlasherMovie franchise, with the first installment starring Gary Busey, who plays a criminal who is sent to the electric chair, comes back to life as a Gingerbread Man, and goes out to kill the woman who sent him to jail. Followed by ''Gingerdead Man 2: Passion of the Crust'' and ''Gingerdead Man 3: Saturday Night Cleaver''.

* ''Film/{{Horrific}}'' - An AnthologyFilm featuring three stories edited down from three previous releases.
* ''Film/{{Killjoy}}'' - Focuses on the titular Killjoy, a demonic clown who is summoned to assist revenge plots in all three films, only to prove too overwhelming for each character who calls him. The first two movies in the series were essentially SoBadItsGood[[invoked]], but by the third film, the quality of the series improved and it shifted into a more knowingly comedy/horror tone.
* ''Film/{{Oblivion 1994}}'': A SpaceWestern comedy about a man avenging the death of his father at the hands of a ruthless outlaw.

* ''Film/PetticoatPlanet'': A soft core SpaceWestern shot using the same sets as ''Film/Oblivion1994''.
* ''{{Film/The Pit And The Pendulum|1991}}''- Directed by Stuart Gordon (of ''Film/ReAnimator'' fame), a retelling of the classic Creator/EdgarAllanPoe [[Literature/ThePitAndThePendulum story]].
* ''Film/{{Prehysteria}}!'' - Trilogy of family-friendly sci-fi films about mini dinosaurs that come to life. The first one was one of the earliest examples of a movie being released as an inexpensive sell-through VHS at that time in history when VHS tapes were mostly sold to rental chains at a retail price of around $100 or so. No longer in print, as Full Moon has not announced plans to release the series on DVD.
* ''Film/PuppetMaster'' - The first franchise from Full Moon, although the first movie in the series was actually produced by Empire. The series involves a group of benevolent puppets who operate at the will of whoever controls them, designating them sporadically as good, like their original creator, Andre Toulon (as played by Creator/WilliamHickey in a DeathByCameo) or evil. Usually evil. Sequels are ''Puppet Master II'', ''Puppet Master III: Toulon's Revenge'', ''Puppet Master 4'', and ''Puppet Master 5: The Final Chapter'' during the Full Moon Entertainment era, ''Curse of the Puppet Master'' and ''Retro Puppet Master'' during the Full Moon Pictures era, ''Puppet Master: The Legacy'' and ''Puppet Master: Axis of Evil'' during the Full Moon Features era.

** ''Film/PuppetMasterVsDemonicToys'': {{Crossover}} produced by the Sci-Fi Channel in 2004. Band [[CanonDiscontinuity does not consider it to be an official entry in either franchise]].
* ''Film/ShandraTheJungleGirl'' - a soft core JungleOpera about a NubileSavage who kills men by draining their LifeEnergy while [[OutWithABang having sex with them]].
* ''Film/ShrunkenHeads'' - Comedy/horror flick written by Matthew Bright and directed by Richard Elfman (both known for ''Film/ForbiddenZone'', while Bright is also known for ''Film/{{Freeway}}''), and featured music by Creator/DannyElfman. ''Shrunken Heads'' is about a group of murdered teenagers that are resurrected as, well, {{Shrunken Head}}s.

* ''Film/{{Subspecies}}'' - Full Moon's take on vampires. It currently consists of ''Subspecies'', ''Bloodstone: Subspecies II'', ''Bloodlust: Subspecies III'', and ''Subspecies 4: Bloodstorm'' (released during the Full Moon Pictures era). Fans of the series also consider ''Vampire Journals'' as an entry as well.
* ''Film/{{Trancers}}'' - A carry over from Band's days at Empire, under the Full Moon name, he produced ''Trancers II'', ''Trancers III'', ''Trancers 4'' & ''Trancers 5''. ''Trancers 6'' was created by Johnnie J. Young and Jay Woelfel's Young Wolf Productions and was distributed by Band under the Full Moon Pictures label.
* ''Film/{{Witchouse}}'': Film trilogy about a vengeful witch returning from the grave.

Charles Band had previously founded the studio Empire Pictures, which produced cult favorites like ''Film/RobotJox'', ''Film/ReAnimator'' and ''Film/{{Ghoulies}}''. Empire, in fact, produced the first ''Puppet Master'' movie, but after Empire went belly-up, the movie was released by the newly formed Full Moon Entertainment instead. Full Moon initially had distribution through Creator/{{Paramount}}, but now distributes its own content.

* ''Film/CoronaZombies'': A GagDub of ''Film/HellOfTheLivingDead'' spoofing the [[UsefulNotes/CoronavirusDisease2019Pandemic COVID-19 pandemic]], with ten minutes of new footage and scenes from the below-mentioned ''Zombies vs. Strippers'' added.

* ''Film/CastleFreak1995'': Stuart Gordon's retelling of the Creator/HPLovecraft short story, "Literature/TheOutsider1926"; a dysfunctional family of three inherit a castle inhabited by a grotesque, murderous man.

* ''Film/CastleFreak'': Stuart Gordon's retelling of the Creator/HPLovecraft short story, "Literature/TheOutsider1926"; a dysfunctional family of three inherit a castle inhabited by a grotesque, murderous man.

* '''Creator/WizardVideo''' was a home video distributor founded by Band which released [[CultClassic Cult Classics]][[invoked]] like ''Film/TheDrillerKiller'', ''Film/TheTexasChainSawMassacre1974'' and ''Film/{{Halloween 1978}}''. Band promoted these titles with compilation tapes showcasing violent or scary scenes. One of those compilations featured Creator/ElviraMistressOfTheDark. Wizard disbanded somewhere down the line and the distribution rights to these titles scattered to other studios (except for ''The Driller Killer'', which is now in the public domain). Eventually Wizard reappeared as a subsidiary of Full Moon in 2002.

Charles Band had previously founded the studio Empire Pictures, which produced cult favorites like ''Film/RobotJox'', ''Film/ReAnimator'' and ''Film/{{Ghoulies}}''. Empire, in fact, produced the first ''Puppet Master'' movie, but the movie was released by the newly formed Full Moon Entertainment instead. Full Moon initially had distribution through Creator/{{Paramount}}, but now distributes its own content.

* ''Film/PuppetMaster'' - The first franchise from Full Moon, although the first movie in the series was actually produced by Empire. The series involves a group of benevolent puppets who operate at the will of whoever controls them, designating them sporadically as good, like their original creator, Andre Toulon (as played by William Hickey in a DeathByCameo) or evil. Usually evil. Sequels are ''Puppet Master II'', ''Puppet Master III: Toulon's Revenge'', ''Puppet Master 4'', and ''Puppet Master 5: The Final Chapter'' during the Full Moon Entertainment era, ''Curse of the Puppet Master'' and ''Retro Puppet Master'' during the Full Moon Pictures era, ''Puppet Master: The Legacy'' and ''Puppet Master: Axis of Evil'' during the Full Moon Features era.

* ''Film/EvilBong'' - THCTheater franchise about a group of [[TheStoner stoners]] who face off against [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin an evil hookah]] who swallows the spirit of those who smoke from it into a fantasy world filled with killer strippers and characters from previous Full Moon features. The first one featured cameos by Phil Fondacaro, Bill Moseley and [[Creator/CheechAndChong Tommy Chong]], and a [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic Crowning Soundtrack Of Awesome]] which features songs by [[Music/CypressHill Sen Dog]], Music/{{Twiztid}}, Music/InsaneClownPosse and the Music/KottonmouthKings. The sequels are ''King Bong'' and ''TheWrathOfBong''. While the first film has some horror aspects, the series overall is more comedic than scary.

* ''Film/ZombiesVsStrippers'' - A horror movie in where zombies attack an strip club, and as the title suggests, the strippers working there, have to fight them in order to survive.

* ''Film/CastleFreak'': Stuart Gordon's retelling of the Creator/HPLovecraft short story, "Literature/TheOutsider"; a dysfunctional family of three inherit a castle inhabited by a grotesque, murderous man.

Charles Band had previously founded the studio Empire Pictures, which produced cult favorites like ''Film/ReAnimator'' and ''Film/{{Ghoulies}}''. Empire, in fact, produced the first ''Puppet Master'' movie, but the movie was released by the newly formed Full Moon Entertainment instead. Full Moon initially had distribution through Creator/{{Paramount}}, but now distributes its own content.

* ''Film/PetticoatPLanet'': A soft core SpaceWestern shot using the same sets as ''Film/Oblivion1994''.

* ''Film/PuppetMaster'' - The first franchise from Full Moon, although the first movie in the series was actually produced by Empire. The series involves a group of benevolent puppets who operate at the will of whoever controls them, designating them sporadically as good, like their original creator, Andre Toulon (as played by William Hickey in a DeathByCameo) or evil. Usually evil. Sequels are ''Puppet Master II'', ''Puppet Master III: Toulon's Revenge'', ''Puppet Master 4'', and ''Puppet Master 5: The Final Chapter'' during the Full Moon Entertainment era, ''Curse of the Puppet Master'' and ''Retro Puppet Master'' during the Full Moon Pictures era, ''Puppet Master: The Legacy'' and ''Puppet Master: Axis of Evil'' during the Full Moon Features era.
** ''Film/DemonicToys'' was Full Moon's FollowTheLeader cash-in on its own ''Puppet Master'' series. The sequel was ''Demonic Toys: Personal Demons''.
** ''Film/PuppetMasterVsDemonicToys'': {{Crossover}} produced by the Sci-Fi Channel in 2004. Band [[CanonDiscontinuity does not consider it to be an official entry in either franchise]].
* ''Film/{{Subspecies}}'' - Full Moon's take on vampires. It currently consists of ''Subspecies'', ''Bloodstone: Subspecies II'', ''Bloodlust: Subspecies III'', and ''Subspecies 4: Bloodstorm'' (released during the Full Moon Pictures era). Fans of the series also consider ''Vampire Journals'' as an entry as well.
* ''Film/{{Prehysteria}}!'' - Trilogy of family-friendly sci-fi films about mini dinosaurs that come to life. The first one was one of the earliest examples of a movie being released as an inexpensive sell-through VHS at that time in history when VHS tapes were mostly sold to rental chains at a retail price of around $100 or so. No longer in print, as Full Moon has not announced plans to release the series on DVD.
* ''Film/{{Trancers}}'' - A carry over from Band's days at Empire, under the Full Moon name, he produced ''Trancers II'', ''Trancers III'', ''Trancers 4'' & ''Trancers 5''. ''Trancers 6'' was created by Johnnie J. Young and Jay Woelfel's Young Wolf Productions and was distributed by Band under the Full Moon Pictures label.
* ''Film/TheGingerdeadMan'' - Comedy/horror SlasherMovie franchise, with the first installment starring Gary Busey, who plays a criminal who is sent to the electric chair, comes back to life as a Gingerbread Man, and goes out to kill the woman who sent him to jail. Followed by ''Gingerdead Man 2: Passion of the Crust'' and ''Gingerdead Man 3: Saturday Night Cleaver''.
* ''Film/EvilBong'' - THCTheater franchise about a group of [[TheStoner stoners]] who face off against [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin an evil hookah]] who swallows the spirit of those who smoke from it into a fantasy world filled with killer strippers and characters from previous Full Moon features. The first one featured cameos by Phil Fondacaro, Bill Moseley and [[Creator/CheechAndChong Tommy Chong]], and a [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic Crowning Soundtrack Of Awesome]] which features songs by [[Music/CypressHill Sen Dog]], Music/{{Twiztid}}, Music/InsaneClownPosse and the Music/KottonmouthKings. The sequels are ''King Bong'' and ''TheWrathOfBong''. While the first film has some horror aspects, the series overall is more comedic than scary.

* ''Film/TheDeadHateTheLiving'' - Full Moon's first zombie film; received notable coverage in various horror magazines.

* ''Film/DoctorMordrid'' - Originally going to be based on Creator/MarvelComics' ComicBook/DoctorStrange, one of Full Moon's "flashier" films.
* ''Film/GroomLake'' - Creator/WilliamShatner's show about a dying woman who receives a visit from aliens. Only notable given the name and the stories behind it, as the film received mostly negative reviews.
* ''Film/PetShop'' - A comedy/adventure film from Full Moon about a couple of aliens who come to earth to buy a pet shop in an attempt to try to get some of earth's children back to their own planet to sell as pets.
* ''Film/{{Oblivion 1994}}'': A SpaceWestern comedy about a man avenging the death of his father at the hands of a ruthless outlaw.
* ''Film/PetticoatPLanet'': A soft core SpaceWestern shot using the same sets as ''Film/Oblivion1994''.
* ''Film/{{Stitches|2001}}'': A demon manipulates the guests at a bed and breakfast into giving up their souls and skins. Not to be confused with the [[Film/{{Stitches|2012}} horror-comedy of the same name]].
* ''Film/CastleFreak'': Stuart Gordon's retelling of the Creator/HPLovecraft short story, "Literature/TheOutsider"; a dysfunctional family of three inherit a castle inhabited by a grotesque, murderous man.
* ''Film/{{Witchouse}}'': Film trilogy about a vengeful witch returning from the grave.

[[/index]]

* ''{{Film/The Pit And The Pendulum|1991}}''- Directed by Stuart Gordon (of ''Film/ReAnimator'' fame), a retelling of the classic Creator/EdgarAllanPoe story.

* ''{{Film/ThePitAndThePendulum|1991}}''- Directed by Stuart Gordon (of ''Film/ReAnimator'' fame), a retelling of the classic Creator/EdgarAllanPoe story.