A woman goes to a psychic named Omar (played by Dukey Flyswatter aka Michael Sonye, who looks like he’s having a great time being this character),to find out where her husband is. Her husband happens to have passed and starts communicating with her. I enjoyed this scene a lot.

Next we meet geeky sorority sisters Melody (Linnea Quigley), Marci (Brinke Steven’s) and Overweight Mickey (Michelle Bauer) spending another boring day at home, except Marci just got back from a garage sale. While going through her treasures, we find a crystal ball, which belonged to Omar(now deceased). The girls decide that they want to something fun like throwing a party and inviting the geeky fraternity boys. The frat boys are all in, but when the popular frat boys find out, they lock the geeky guys in their room. But, the guys escape and go to party down. After playing Twister, they decide to have a seance using Omar’s crystal ball. While everyone is partying, the popular guys find out that the geeks have escaped and decide to spy on them. While spying, the crystal ball lights up and a succubus demon possesses the girls and turns them into gorgeous, naked (except for their undies) sexy visions with pointy teeth. The demon girls want to seduce the guys and kill them for their souls. But, the other guys decide to kidnap the geeks and have the girls to themselves. Big mistake, because the vixen kill them. The kidnapped guy decides to look through the yellow pages for an exorcist. Since it’s after midnight, the exorcist charges them time and a half. Anyway, the exorcist gets to work and exorcises the succubus out of the girls. The succubus looks like a hanging ghost you would find at a discount store at Halloween time. They then have to smash Omar’s crystal ball to rid the world of the demon. They then play Twister, after the exorcist goes to his next job.

Director David DeCoteau is known for fun low budget, cheesy and playful horror. He doesn’t disappoint with his direction of this film.

Kenneth J. Hall, the screenwriter, brings us intentionally over the top dialogue and over the top scenarios.

The actors seem to be having fun with their exaggerated acting. The girls are fun and provocative.

The music is from the Haunted Garage, the punk band led by Dukey Flyswatter (Omar). It fits in well with this movie.

Nightmare Sisters is best enjoyed as a fun, tongue-in-cheek experience-an over the top horror flick full of cheesy effects, campy humor, and bizarre twists. It’s perfect for viewers who appreciate cult classics, enjoy nostalgic films from the 80s or just want a light hearted, entertaining romp with a touch of the absurd. If you are into serious horror, then this isn’t a movie for you.

For those who enjoy fun cult classic horror, I give this .

For those who want a serious horror movie, I give it half a skull.

Yours Cruelly,

Madam Cadaver