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Popcorn

(1990)

Rated R for strong violence, and for some language.

R 93min.
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In this off-beat horror outing, a band of film students decide to scare up some cash by holding a film festival celebrating horror films from the '50s. Its all great fun until they discover that the projectionist is a homicidal maniac. Read More
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