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Neon Maniacs1986

Name: Neon Maniacs
Genre: Monster & Creature, Survival, Splatter & Gore
Released: 1986-11-14
Rating: 5.2

“There are twelve good reasons to be afraid of the dark. And every one of them is a killer.”

Directed by Joseph Mangine

5.2

Crypt Score

Blended from 2 sources

IMDb 5.0TMDB 5.1

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Year

1986

Runtime

91 min

Box Office

Budget

$1,500,000

The premise

A group of teenagers in San Francisco discover a nest of homicidal monsters living in a tower of the Golden Gate Bridge, but when they try to tell authorities, no one believes them.

Horror Vault's take

When a group of San Francisco teenagers stumbles upon a nest of grotesque, murderous creatures lurking within the Golden Gate Bridge, their nightmare is only compounded by the adults who refuse to believe them. Each of the monsters sports a distinct, twisted look — part of the film's low-budget but memorably imaginative creature design. The teens must find a way to fight back on their own, with danger lurking at every turn in the neon-lit city streets. It's a scrappy, energetic slice of mid-80s creature horror that has earned a devoted cult following.

Content: Graphic Violence, Gore, Monster Attack Sequences