Here’s a grimy little gem for your eyeballs. The full TerrorVision movie, straight from the VHS void of YouTube.
Watch it while it’s still up. It’s loud, it’s weird, and it’s very, very 80s and i bloody love this film. TerrorVision (1986) ★★★★☆ — A slimy, neon brain-melter Imagine if The Garbage Pail Kids dropped acid, broke into your living room, and refused to leave until they’d made you laugh, wince, and question your relationship with the television. That’s TerrorVision. It’s a splattery punk-rock satire masquerading as a B-movie monster flick. An alien mutant with the appetite of a blender gets beamed to Earth through a dodgy satellite dish, landing smack in the middle of a rich family’s suburban lair, a place already grotesque in its own right. Every character is dialled to 11: the swinger dad, the workout freak mum, the metalhead daughter and her John Waters-tier boyfriend, they’re all brilliant caricatures of Reagan-era excess. The creature itself is a goopy, tentacled nightmare that looks like it crawled out of an H.R. Giger sketchpad and tripped into a Nickelodeon slime vat. It eats people, mimics their voices, and occasionally acts like a lost puppy. It’s hilarious. It’s disgusting. It’s perfect. Underneath the slime and camp, there’s a sharp bite: TerrorVision mocks consumerism, TV addiction, and the way we happily welcome horror into our homes every single day — just for the thrill. It’s saying something, but it’s yelling through a voice-changer and a mouth full of human limbs. ⸻ In summary: A VHS fever dream dipped in goo and fried in satire. Watch it with beer, snacks, and someone who can appreciate monster puppet practical effects like a damn adult.