Space horror sequels
Horror film sequels are usually popular, and most horror film fans are searching for the next big shock. But what happens when the villains of horror films go to space? Here are five horror film villains who ventured to space. Some were prosperous, while others were not.The Leprechaun
The weakest entry in the Leprechaun horror film series is Leprechaun 4: In Space. The fact that it is set in space is precisely what makes it so mind-numbingly fantastic. A fantastic illustration of how to take a completely ludicrous idea and make it into something really "unique" is in the movie Leprechaun 4. You'll laugh out loud at the movie's realistic effects, inventive killing techniques, and hilarious Leprechaun lines. Leprechaun 4: In Space is a must-see if you like the Leprechaun series or horror flicks in general.
Pinhead
A interesting continuation of the Hellraiser series as well as a prequel, Hellraiser: Bloodline is a must-have for fans of the franchise. The narrative jumps back and forth in time between the years 1700 and 1990, and then again between the years 2200 and 2500. My anticipation for the fourth film in the series was not very great, and let's be really honest here: the only reason I'm seeing this is so I can see more of Pinhead and the other Cenobites. A performance by Doug Bradley is something to look forward to every time because he never loses that chilly, menacing, and demonic air about him. This makes no sense, and it's hard to understand, but who cares about any of those other things anyway? Even if you are familiar with every aspect of the Hellraiser franchise, you should see Bloodline only for Pinhead's scenes because of how horrifying they are. If you like Clive Barker's prior works, such as Hellraiser or any of the others, you should definitely give this one a try. It is nonetheless a really interesting trip, despite the fact that there isn't a whole lot of logic to it.
Critters
Critters 4's space setting piqued my interest. How could they top the first Critters? The cast list wasn't encouraging. Dourif? Bassett? Anders Hove, the Danish actor? How could this work?
And when I eventually Space Dracula saw Critters 4, my worries were validated. It was merely a rip-off of other properties with a horrible setting and a bad tale with awful characters. The exact elements that made the prior entries special and enjoyable are either entirely stripped out or just absent, which is what truly stings from the fan's standpoint. A horrible disaster and a major letdown, Critters 4
Dracula
Dracula 3000 is one of those rare awful horror movies that's so horrible it's virtually unwatchable. Dracula 3000 is one of my all-time favorite horror films. Even though it's horrible during its whole run time my primary problem is that the conclusion was a blatant cop-out leaving me absolutely unhappy . I had thought "Dracula in Space" would be so horrible it's fantastic, but instead it was so bad it was dreadful. The notion is entertaining, but the acting is awful, and the conversation is extremely unpleasant. I suggest seeing it if you want to feel unhappy the rest of the day.
Also, Coolio. Coolio plays a role in it. Have I mentioned that already?
Jason Voorhees
It's hard to think of a horror movie sequel where the bad guy doesn't go to outer space like Jason X. This is Jason Voorhees, the real deal. How he got into space, it doesn't matter. No one is interested in why he is in orbit. Everything else doesn't matter as long as Jason is out there wreaking havoc.
Jason X is, in my view, worth observing for Easter eggs and references to earlier Friday the 13th films, as well as his transformation into Uber Jason.
Not everyone will like this film, but fans of campy slashers will love it.