Title: Death Warmed Up
Year: 1985
Genre: Horror, Science Fiction
Rating: 4.4
Cast: Michael Hurst, Margaret Umbers, William Upjohn, Norelle Scott, Gary Day
Description: A flickering neon sign, casting a lurid glow on a rain-slicked street – that's the perfect visual metaphor for 'Death Warmed Up' (1985). This isn't just a low-budget horror flick; it's a visceral exploration of societal decay, masked by a veneer of darkly comedic absurdity. The film's unsettling atmosphere, built on grainy visuals and a haunting score, lingers long after the credits roll. While the plot might seem straightforward at first glance, the true horror lies in its unsettling portrayal of human desperation and the corrosive effects of unchecked ambition. 'Death Warmed Up' isn't for the faint of heart, but for those willing to delve into its unsettling depths, a rewarding and unforgettable cinematic experience awaits. A truly unique entry in the 80s horror canon, deserving of rediscovery.