Rumpelstiltskin

was ready to give this 2 stars but then he stole the motorcycle

pd187

It’s been over 20 years since I’ve watched this and I have zero recollection or nostalgia for it other than the motorcycle scene and that poster conjuring up some serious Cat’s Eye troll vibes in my head…  Well, It turned out to be the exact Friday night swill that I…

Ian West

There are so many movies out there to watch, but why would I pick any of them when I can watch this?! Somehow I passed this over when I worked at the video store even though I remember smiling every time I picked it up out of the return bin knowing someone had shown it…

Tony the Terror

Based on the Grimm’s fairy tale, in the very first scene we are in oldentimes and the titular character is chased by an angry mob while carrying a baby. He fights off the mob, pulling one guy’s eyeball out and eating it! He is then cursed by a witch and set on fire until…

Digital Press

"Rumpelstiltskin" is a 1995 horror featured directed by Mark Jones. Based on the ever-present fable or fairy tale representation, "Rumpelstiltskin" begins in 15th century Europe with the aptly named creature character being chased by the local villagers with a baby in tow.…

Blake Bergman "Various Spaghetti"

Mark Jones, creator of the Leprechaun franchise, brings yet another folkloric fiend to modern day America in Rumpelstiltskin. This time around it’s the gold spinning, baby stealing imp from Grimm’s Fairy Tales who awakens from a thousand year curse in LA and sets his sights…

AD917

This used to come on TV a lot when I was growing up in the nineties. It seems to have completely vanished into obscurity since then. The film is a modern day update of the Rumpelstiltskin fairytale - though in practise it's basically a rerun of director Mark Jones' hit…

Slig001

Maybe the widest gap between scary cover art for kids and the horror content of the film. Real GOOSEBUMPS core. The first time Rumplestiltskin shows up in the modern day, he's kicked in the nuts, stabbed in the head, has a broom handle stuffed in his mouth and is run over…

Justin Decloux

Rumple himself is the best part - great makeup, funny lines, awesome performance. He could have easily carried just as many sequels as the Leprechaun did. He sure does say his own name a lot for someone who doesn't want people to know his name though.

FakeVoorhees