pulse (2001)

AKA Kairo.
"What's going on?"
A set of young adults in Tokyo find themselves experiencing strange phenomena as colleagues start to go missing or commit suicide. As they investigate electrical components start to glitch, hindering their search for answers. Could it be that spirits are trying to enter the human world through the Internet?
The horror of isolation slowly unveils as the ominous atmosphere rises. A haunting movie as long as you can take the deliberately slow pacing.

long swift sword of siegfried (1971)

AKA Siegfried und das sagenhafte Liebesleben der Nibelungen. The Lustful Barbarian.
"War is for men, women are only for love."
Siegfried (Raimund Harmstorf) travels around the Rhineland with his 'long sword' and strikes a bargain to help king Gunther win the hand of Brunhild, and still has time to bed every woman who crosses his path though he eventually settles for Kriemhild (Sybil Danning).
If your idea of fun is watching badly filmed softcore to the soundtrack of Wagner, then you are in luck. The rest of us less so!

desert of blood (2008)

"We buried him alive and now he is free again!"
An American tourist is in Mexico hunting for buried treasure with his girlfriend Amy (Annika Svedman). Unfortunately what he digs up is a vampire (Justin Quinn) and it is up to Father Hernandez (Flint Esquerra) to sort things out.
Watchable Mexican twist on the a standard vampire tale, but nothing special.

lady emanuelle (1989)

"Bellisimo"
Emanuelle (Malu) is trapped in an unhappy marrage so dumps her husband for the enticing novelist Leona (Micaela).
One of the better efforts from the genre, stylish and erring on the romantic side.

the erotic and wacky tunnel of time (1983)

AKA El erótico y loco túnel del tiempo
"Saluda" Perico (Paco Maldonado) invents a time machine and finds lots of ancient times full of sex starved young maidens, including cavewomen, ancient Egypt, Rome and a Turkish harem. Then even finds time to bob into the future.
Does what it says on the tin, as they say,

serpent's lair (1995)

"You eat fish when it is ready to be eaten and this fish is ready!"
A young couple Tom and Alex (Jeff Fahey and Heather Medway) are sold an apartment in an old mansion and soon get to know their neighbours, both good and bad, including a cat that definitely dislikes Alex. Then the mysterious Lillith (Lisa Barbuscia) turns up unannounced....
A rather unentertaining horror as it just lacks anything in the way of scares or thrills.

death screams (1982)

AKA House of Death
"we are all going down to the river after dark."
A machete wielding maniac terrorises some teens after they take shelter from the rain in a derelict house in the woods.
A straight to video slasher that is takes its time to get going and is ultimately forgettable.