Summer Horror Day
1987, dir. Martin Nike
Feeling like a miniature Fulci movie, SUMMER HORROR DAY is a Casiocore splatterfest from the UK Video Nasty era that was shot entirely on Super 8 film by teenage wunderkind Martin Nike. When a man reads passages from a mysterious book out loud, he unknowingly unleashes a reign of terror in the form of zombies, black magic curses, and power-drilled faces. A valentine to movies like Sam Raimi's EVIL DEAD and Peter Jackson's BAD TASTE, SUMMER HORROR DAY is a joyous, adorable film about people getting chopped to pieces.
- Format
- DCP
- Genre
- Horror
- Director
- Martin Nike
- Year
- 1987
- Country
- UK
- Runtime
- 55 mins
- Color
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85:1