Horror

The Really Terrible Film Channel is the home of misunderstood movies who are so bad, that they are actually good! Grindhouse movies shown back to back in the sixties, seventies and the eighties have now become cult classics to a new generation of viewers, and with a new platform like Joost, the opportunity to easy access is now a reality for GLOBAL viewers! Enjoy.. The Really Terrible Film Channel crew..

Greetings From Tromaville and welcome to Troma TV, your source for all the mutants, monsters and mayhem from Troma Studio's 35 years of Truly Independent Cult Cinema!

A 90-lb nerd is transformed into a Hideously Deformed Superhero after falling into a misplaced barrel of toxic waste in this Smash Hit Cult Classic!

Thriller Theater is proud to bring you some of the best in Suspense, Film Noir, Mystery and Classic Horror.

Classic films from the legendary filmmaker.

Cult horror favourites from the thirties to the golden age of B Movies.

Classic Horror is for your one stop shop for classic horror chills.

From the early days of "Nosferatu" right throu the "Night of the Living Dead".

An absolute classic of American Horror Cinema - A fallen satellite causes the dead to reanimate... With an insatiable hunger for human flesh! In a remote farmhouse, a ragtag group of human survivors have to find a way to protect themselves, to keep the zombies out, and to survive THE NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD.

Dr. Cortner (Herb Evers) has been unsuccessfully experimenting with transplant surgery, as evidenced by the hideous mutilations of his lab assistant. When Cortner's fiancee is decapitated in a car accident, he saves her head and keeps it alive through freakish means. Through the electrodes and wires, Jan (Vigrinia Leith) begs to be unplugged so she can die, but her fiancee has other plans. He prowls strip joints for a body to match the head of his girlfriend. Meanwhile, Jan developes a psychic connection with one of the doctors failed experiments. A mutant monster caged in a closet which becomes und the control of THE BRAIN THAT WOULDN'T DIE.

A Mad Doctor (Boris Karloff) discovers a Rock Monster at the center of the Earth that needs "fear" to feed on - so he creates a brutally sadistic dungeon of terror in order to siphon off the fright from some unfortunate young girls.

A young coed (Nan Barlow) uses her winter vacation to research a paper on witchcraft in New England. Her professor recommends that she spend her time in a small village called Whitewood. He originally came from that village so he also recommends she stay at the "Raven's Inn", run by a Mrs. Newlis. She gets to the village and notices some weird happenings, but things to begin to happen in earnest when she finds herself "marked" for sacrifice by the undead coven of witches. It seems that the innkeeper is actually the undead spirit of Elizabeth Selwyn, and the "guests" at the inn are the other witches who have come to celebrate the sacrifice on Candalmas Eve.

Seymour is a young man who works in a flower store. He manages to create a carnivorous plant that feeds on human flesh. Nobody knows about it, so Seymour and the plant become good "friends". The plant needs food to grow up, so it convinces him to start killing people.

Blood sucking death dives from the midnight skies! One of the most infamous and enjoyable of all the Bela Lugosi "Poverty Row" productions, "The Devil Bat" stands as an over-the-top horror tale. Lugosi is the embittered Doctor Paul Carruthers who seeks vengeance on his employers by creating monstrous killer bats. He begins to systematically murder his victims by offering them a sample of a specially concocted shaving lotion that attracts the flying "devil bat" with predictably lethal results.