Twenty movies so bad they became immortal. Miami Connection. Troll 2. Samurai Cop. Mac and Me. Death Bed: The Bed That Eats. If those titles mean something to you, welcome home. If they don't - you're about to discover the greatest terrible movies ever committed to videotape. VHS Fever Dreams is a guided tour through 20 certified masterpieces of the rental-store era, covering the plots (such as they are), the insane behind-the-scenes stories, and the WTF moments that have to be seen to be believed.
Every chapter comes with its own drinking game and a set of awards these films never won but absolutely deserved. Inside, among others: The taekwondo synth-rock band fighting motorcycle ninjas in Miami Connection The vegetarian goblins of Troll 2 - neither about trolls nor a sequel Gymkata, where gymnastics somehow becomes a martial art George Lucas's other space movie, Howard the Duck A bed. That eats people.
For 77 minutes. Perfect for bad-movie night hosts, cult cinema fans, and anyone who ever rewound a tape and thought "one more time."Press play. You've been warned.
Twenty movies so bad they became immortal. Miami Connection. Troll 2. Samurai Cop. Mac and Me. Death Bed: The Bed That Eats. If those titles mean something to you, welcome home. If they don't - you're about to discover the greatest terrible movies ever committed to videotape. VHS Fever Dreams is a guided tour through 20 certified masterpieces of the rental-store era, covering the plots (such as they are), the insane behind-the-scenes stories, and the WTF moments that have to be seen to be believed.
Every chapter comes with its own drinking game and a set of awards these films never won but absolutely deserved. Inside, among others: The taekwondo synth-rock band fighting motorcycle ninjas in Miami Connection The vegetarian goblins of Troll 2 - neither about trolls nor a sequel Gymkata, where gymnastics somehow becomes a martial art George Lucas's other space movie, Howard the Duck A bed. That eats people.
For 77 minutes. Perfect for bad-movie night hosts, cult cinema fans, and anyone who ever rewound a tape and thought "one more time."Press play. You've been warned.