Lurking Fear | Jon Finch, Blake Bailey | Burial and Flesh-Eating, the life of a Tunnel Dweller

Lurking Fear | Jon Finch, Blake Bailey | Infinite Evil!!!!!!!!

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Lurking Fear

	Lurking Fear Jon Finch, Blake Bailey Paramount Home Video, 1994 average customer review:based on 5 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Burial and Flesh-Eating, the life of a Tunnel Dweller

Lurking Fear isn't really that accurate of an H.P. Lovecraft adaptation, but, as far as movies go, what cinematic try ever has been? While this is a sad and movies have been dismissed (with good reason) because of this, I think it would be a bit rash with this movie. I say this because the movie is still entertaining, has a little bit of gore and a few tensely horrific moments, sports a good cast including the immortal Jeffrey Combs, and has a nice looking "monster" design.
The story is about a now isolated town that, over the years, has been steadily deprived of its occupants by creatures dwelling in tunnels beneath the local cemetery. Through haphazard means, our main characters Cathryn Farrells, looking for a little vengeance, and John Martens, looking for a fortune buried somewhere in the cemetery, find themselves teamed up with a disposable cast (poor Mr. Combs) as they try to live through the night.
Besides, subhuman creatures feeding on flesh-flavored Pop Tarts is enough to bring out the kid in all of us!

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Infinite Evil!!!!!!!!

In this chilling tale based on a story by horror-master H.P. Lovecraft, an isolated desert town has been ravaged for years by grotesque creatures who dwell in the depths beneath the local cemetery.
Cathryn Farrel returns to this miserable place with one goal in mind: to avenge the brutal death of her beloved sister by the creatures. In the midst of a storm, she wires the decaying graveyard with enough explosives to blow the entire undead population back to hell...for good!
Young John Martens shows up with his own score to settle. His mission is to recover a fortune in loot buried somewhere in the cemetery by his now dead father. Before the night is through these two strangers find themselves unlikely allies in an effort to defend themselves against the hungry undead as well as an equally deadly gang of misfits who aim to beat John to the hidden cache.
In a terrifying, bone-chilling clash, they battle with ghouls in a blood-soaked finale.

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Full Moon Does It Again

A monster is going to town on a small town. Gore galore! Genre actor Jeffery Combs is in fine form. A good, by the numbers monster flick that is sure to please the diehards who watch it. I like this so much I have a poster of it in my room. This is one of the better Lovecraft adaptions. I would compare this to the first Unnamable and Castle Freak.

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