Cards of Death

About This Movie

Cards of Death is this strange little gem from 1986. The atmosphere is gritty, with a sense of impending doom lurking around every corner. The pacing fluctuates, sometimes dragging a bit but often ramping up to tense moments that catch you off guard. The premise—a deadly card game with masked players—gives it this bizarre edge, and let's not forget the practical effects, which are pretty impressive for its time. The performances are solid enough, capturing that classic 80s vibe without overdoing it. It's definitely got that raw, indie feel that sets it apart from more polished horror films. Has a certain charm, if you can appreciate the oddities of the era.

Gritty atmosphere enhances tension. · Unique premise with masked players. · Solid practical effects for the era.