Virgil, la malédiction

I really dont know how to take this film, At first i thought it boring and badly made and i was thinking that i may switch it off at any moment but as i got into the movie i thought it was quite witty and all the badness was done deliberately. Micheal has children's pajamas on for most of the film and some of the cast look like freaks, i know it the 80s but come on ...monobrow on a teenage girl (no offence ment ) there is also a poster for JPS cigarettes in the school canteen. The few deaths throughout are decent enough but nothing great and there is no nudity . The dubbing is ok but some sound effects are missing . All in all and entertaining Mexican film but nothing id like to watch again.

Omg, rediculous you bad and don't know how anyone was the least bit entertained? The protagonist's girl friend looks like a werewolf with that God awful unibrow! I know bushy brows were in during the 80's but hers is so bad it's all I could focus on🙄

First, worth watching just for the bizarre nonsense of the entire movie. Pretty much about an idiotic weirdo, 17 year old, that suffers from montageitis and wears dinosaur pajamas while running around like a loon trying to stop some weirdo that likes to throw foam blocks about. Mix that with every mess of an event is just plot convenience after plot convenience. I've been to Mexico D. F. a few times and not once offered Ice Cream for breakfast or watched the 24/7 Ron Cobb channel. This movie is a bad movie. It is the type of bad that it becomes a fun watch for how many times you will laugh at the bizarre moments in the movie from the beginning to the weird ending. He runs around the city in dinosaur pajamas. The cops should have locked him up just for that. Where did they even find a set, grown-up size?

I thought this supernatural slasher wasn't too bad. There were a few effective bits, and even a few suspenseful moments. The killings with the dagger are cool, and the bit where Michael is being stalked around the hospital are good. I also got a scare from the part where Virgil suddenly appears at the back window of the car. There are too many boring parts however to make this a good slasher film. If they had used more shots of Virgil stalking Michael and added some more gore, it would have been quite good. The ending is rather cheesy. Still it's better than many slasher films I have seen so if you're a die-hard slasher fan then seek this one out.

Don't Panic (1988) is a Mexican slasher movie that came highly recommended on Twitter recently and I found a free showing of it online using the link below. The movie is about some kids getting together to celebrate Michael's birthday. One of his friends is obsessed with playing games, especially trying out a new Ouija board he found. What could go wrong? This movie is directed by Ruben Galindo (Cemetary of Terror) and stars Jon Michael Bischof (Grave Robbers), Gabriela Hassel, Helena Rojo (Aguirre, The Wrath of God) and Jorge Luke (Clear and Present Danger). This movie reminded me of a cross between Halloween and Evil Dead. The possessed best friend was like a deadite chasing down the main character and the kill scenes were very fun. The montages were a bit corny, as was some of the music selection, but overall this is a very fun and entertaining film that is a must see for slasher movie fans. I'd score this a 5.5-6/10.

Young Michael didn't know that by messing with an ouija board he would unleash a demon that would posses his soul and force him into the wave of terror,delivering his victims into brutal death.To prevent more bloodshed Michael must find the demon's dagger and destroy the horrendous being.Ruben Galindo's "Don't Panic" is a pretty amusing piece of Mexican horror.It offers plenty of cheese and gore.The gore effects made by Screaming Mad George are quite effective and the film has some suspenseful moments.So if you're a fan of low-budget slasher films you can't go wrong with "Don't Panic".Here is my favourite gore scene from this film:a guy has his throat slashed with a dagger.6 out of 10.