Why do I keep on watching these movies? Well, because I prefer bad movies to boring movies -- boring movies are always worse that bad ones. And I hadn’t seen the movies mentioned above before. And when it comes to “Splatter University”, I hadn’t even heard of it.

This atrocity was the directorial debut of Richard W. Haines. His next movie was “Class of Nuke ‘Em High” (1986) for Troma, which was followed by something called “Alien Space Avenger” and a handful more titles -- and apparently, he’s still active today.

“Night of the Demon” was directed by a fellow called James C. Wasson. He only directed this movie. Nothing else. No more feature films, nothing for TV. After having seen his video nasty, I’m not surprised.

It all opens with a very stiff and badly acted prologue in which a bunch of people interrogate poor professor Nugent, who’s lying in a bed in a hospital. The lower part of his face is bandaged, but he’s no problems speaking. What’s happened to him? Well, that’s what he’s about to tell us, and the rest of the movie is one long flashback.