Slime City (The Slime) (1988)

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5.5	IMDB rating

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Directed by

Greg Lamberson

Starring

Bunny Levine
Ruby

Allen Lewis Rickman
Horace

Written by

Greg Lamberson

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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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"Plot: A new tenant finds himself succumbing to the whims of "the slime" after he finds himself curiously addicted to an elixir brewed by a former resident. Slime City is a late 80's entry into the body horror sub-genre that will certainly be a most pleasant surprise for fans of trash cinema and low-budget melt flicks. Anybody else need not apply, believe me. Dripping with bad acting, poorly executed humor, some ambitious effects, and a score only the 80's could love, the flick still maintains "