Oliver Kalkofe and Peter Rütten examine the fusion of zombie and beaver film in the 2014 release "Zombiber" (Zombeavers). While some critics praise the film, SchleFaZ is showing it due to predominantly negative reviews.
Oliver Kalkofe and Peter Rütten examine the fusion of zombie and beaver film in the 2014 release "Zombiber" (Zombeavers). While some critics praise the film, SchleFaZ is showing it due to predominantly negative reviews.
FOMO is practically mandatory here, because you definitely can't miss this "Bullets, Bombs & Boobs" mystery thriller from 1985! Experience pure high tension with us as the .. show full overview
FOMO is practically mandatory here, because you definitely can't miss this "Bullets, Bombs & Boobs" mystery thriller from 1985! Experience pure high tension with us as the multi-irresistible private detective and playboy Cody Abilene solves what is probably his toughest case. Speaking of tough: the eroticism sizzles nonstop, as exploitation grandmaster Andy Sidaris has the "most beautiful women in the world" meet their solitary male counterpart. We guarantee jaws will drop and synapses will tingle en masse! (RTL Nitro)
There are many bad movies with mummies – but only one with a tremendous mummy family amusement park, in which real wrapped corpses are reanimated for the entertainment of the audience. .. show full overview
There are many bad movies with mummies – but only one with a tremendous mummy family amusement park, in which real wrapped corpses are reanimated for the entertainment of the audience. Such a wonderfully nonsensical idea that you can only find on #SchleFaZ. Be sure to get your tickets now! (RTL Nitro)
"Sense it. Feel it. Fear it. Be very concerned." That is the translation of the U.S. tagline for this low-budget and low-ambition "Alien" imitation from 1987. And truly, there are four .. show full overview
"Sense it. Feel it. Fear it. Be very concerned." That is the translation of the U.S. tagline for this low-budget and low-ambition "Alien" imitation from 1987. And truly, there are four good reasons to be fearful and concerned. 1. It was directed by Fred Olen Ray! 2. The "Alien" was played by his then five-year-old son in a children's carnival costume! 3. The former Hollywood star Aldo Ray had to be elaborately sobered up before each day of shooting! And 4. It was directed by Fred Ol... anyway, one thing is for sure: The blood in your head will freeze! (RTL Nitro)
The primal fear of being attacked and torn to pieces by a shark is deeply anchored in our psyche. Can this horror vision be intensified? Oh, yes! Imagine a zombie shark, whose bite .. show full overview
The primal fear of being attacked and torn to pieces by a shark is deeply anchored in our psyche. Can this horror vision be intensified? Oh, yes! Imagine a zombie shark, whose bite zombifies anything with a pulse, tearing you to pieces, and you returning as an undead. Okay, how one is supposed to become a fully intact zombie again as shark hash is unclear, but that's not our problem. Rather, our problem is that this is the first female director of a shark-shocker SchleFaZ ever, who will serve us exactly this bold, but also quite problematic, cartilaginous-fish plot. Good luck, Misty Talley! (RTL Nitro)
Forget Superman – he might be returning to the big screen, but we’ve got THREE Supermen instead, and they even clean up their own messes!
It’s a fantastically botched 1967 mix of .. show full overview
Forget Superman – he might be returning to the big screen, but we’ve got THREE Supermen instead, and they even clean up their own messes!
It’s a fantastically botched 1967 mix of superhero, Eurospy, action, comedy, and "brainfuck," featuring plenty of acrobatics, brawls, and three jump-happy heroes in red pajamas in a state of permanent somersault-frenzy. They simply don’t make movies like this anymore – and let’s just say: luckily so! (RTL Nitro)
A scientist who can produce super-fuel from potatoes—and accidentally invents a tuber-based hypnosis juice in the process—is kidnapped by a mad cult leader. The villain’s goal? World .. show full overview
A scientist who can produce super-fuel from potatoes—and accidentally invents a tuber-based hypnosis juice in the process—is kidnapped by a mad cult leader. The villain’s goal? World domination with an army of mindless elite fighters. So far, so #SchleFaZ!
But luckily, we have the Fighter Gang. Using fists, feet, and the edges of their hands, they fight for justice and set out to rescue the brilliant Potato Professor and preserve our freedom. A brilliantly crazed, premium-action "brainfuck" of the highest #SchleFaZ quality—you truly can’t miss this one! (RTL Nitro)
Heavily armed terrorists led by the ice-cold super-android Romulus take control of a high-rise hospital, taking the U.S. President’s daughter hostage among others. Our hero, Dasilva, is .. show full overview
Heavily armed terrorists led by the ice-cold super-android Romulus take control of a high-rise hospital, taking the U.S. President’s daughter hostage among others. Our hero, Dasilva, is mistakenly identified by the FBI as the hospital’s architect, who had been sentenced to life in "deep-freeze" imprisonment for murder. In reality, however, he is a former pro football player who merely happened to beat a man to death in a bar. So: after being defrosted, can Dasilva stop the deranged military android and his henchmen? You’ll only find the answer after watching this truly audacious "Die Hard"/"Terminator" rip-off. (RTL Nitro)
The title says it all, because terror lurks in the deepest depths of our oceans! In this case, it’s an alien amphibian monster with shimmering scaly skin, creepy goggle-eyes, and a .. show full overview
The title says it all, because terror lurks in the deepest depths of our oceans! In this case, it’s an alien amphibian monster with shimmering scaly skin, creepy goggle-eyes, and a mohawk-crest fin, which mercilessly attacks an innocent underwater research station and—most likely—plans to wipe out humanity afterward. A wonderfully old-fashioned monster-trash bombshell in color from the cozy '60s. (RTL Nitro)
The spectacular return of the RTL clown to the big screen in 2005 failed because the screenplay flopped and the cinemas remained empty. Now the clown is getting his TV comeback on #SchleFaZ, supported by Sven Martinek and Eva Habermann.
The spectacular return of the RTL clown to the big screen in 2005 failed because the screenplay flopped and the cinemas remained empty. Now the clown is getting his TV comeback on #SchleFaZ, supported by Sven Martinek and Eva Habermann.
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