Necronomicon: Book of the Dead was shot in 1993 with a surprisingly high $4 million dollar budget. And if you took “dookie” as a Green Day reference…. So, it’s somewhat disheartening when a film from the “decade of dookie” that outshines all of the dog piles previously mentioned is seemingly forgotten. Charlie Band keeps churning those out no matter how many people stop watching. While each of these may have been freshly dropped coils, they were all still successful enough to receive additional sequels. Leprechaun 4: In Space? Curse of the Puppet Master? Any of the Children of the Corn sequels? Yeah, I don’t care what your argument is. Granted, most of these stinkers came in the form of sequels to minor franchises that had arguably ran their course. However, for each one of those films, there are 3 or 4 others completely worth forgetting. Yes, there were films such as Scream, The Blair With Project, and From Dusk Till Dawn, all of which are now considered “classics” from the decade (and coincidentally, all movies that I’m just not that big on). there were some amazingly craptastic ones in the 90’s. Okay, so there are tons of shitty horror movies made every decade, but damn…. There sure were a lot of shitty horror movies produced during the 1990’s. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again…. Lovecraft’s Necronomicon: Book of the Dead from Amazon!!Ī Forgotten Relic From A Decade Of Mediocrity
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