Slime City

1988

Horror

4
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Spilled 60%
IMDb Rating 5.2/10 10 1534 1.5K

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Plot summary

A student moves into a run-down building in New York City. His bizarre neighbors make a concoction in their apartment they call wine, but when he takes some of it, he turns into a deformed, murderous monster.

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Top cast

Bunny Levine as Ruby
Marilyn Oran as Selina
T.J. Merrick as Jerry
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746.78 MB
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23.976 fps
1 hr 21 min
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English 2.0
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23.976 fps
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by BadNews R 1 / 10

The 1980s were a golden age of horror—not

The 1980s were a golden age of horror—not always for genuine scares, but for the birth of campy, over-the-top cult classics. Many of these films thrived not because they were terrifying, but because they created memorable monsters, strange worlds, and stories that stuck with horror fans for decades. Unfortunately, Slime City never managed to capture any of that charm. The original Slime City (1988) is, quite frankly, a mess. The direction feels aimless, as though the filmmaker wasn’t entirely sure how to construct a horror movie. Instead of leaning into the fun, cheesy energy that makes ‘80s horror so beloved, the film drags along with a bizarre concept that never gels. The acting doesn’t help either—every performance feels stiff, awkward, and amateurish. It’s the kind of cast where you wonder where exactly they found these people and how they ended up in a feature film. The writing is equally disastrous. Scenes play out with little logic, the pacing is uneven, and the “slime” concept—meant to be gross-out horror—just comes across as silly and nonsensical. It’s not scary, it’s not entertaining, and it certainly doesn’t rise to the level of cult fun. Then there’s the sequel, Slime City Massacre (2010), which somehow manages to be just as bad—if not worse. You’d think, after two decades, lessons might have been learned, but no. The same flaws return: clumsy direction, atrocious acting, and incoherent writing. The “city of slime” setting sounds like it could’ve leaned into ridiculous B-movie territory, but instead it’s just confusing, dull, and almost unwatchable. Both films share one unfortunate trait: they are so forgettable that you’ll probably wipe them from memory within a week. Unlike other low-budget horrors that found cult followings by being so-bad-they’re-good, Slime City and its sequel are simply bad.
Reviewed by Jeepers C 7 / 10

Slime city is another low budget melt movie

Slime city is another low budget melt movie from the 80's. The 80's had no boundaries. You won't see movies like this too often. The Street Trash remake is one of the exceptions. This one sat aside Street trash, Ozone, and The incredible melting man. This one is worth a watch for the oozy final chapter in this movie. Slimy, but good. Nostalgic movies like this never lose their charm. I threw this movie in on a cold January Sunday morning, when nothing else was on. Enjoyed the crazy movie for what it is.
Reviewed by tm11999 M 10 / 10

Great story great movie. toxic take off that

great story great movie. toxic take off that works very well. you can watch this.
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