Barry J. Gillis
Actor · Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Barry J. Gillis is an actor, writer, and director known for Things (1989) and Tales from the Dead Zone (2022).
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MovieHorrorA medical examiner conducting autopsies on victims of a terrible car crash, imagines how they may have lived their lives.
Movie2.3FantasyHorrorGrant Ekland is a dirty cop, with a checkered past that endlessly haunts him. The love of his life was murdered by a serial killer named Harold who slaughtered a countless number of humans in the city of Toronto, Canada, before he was finally locked up and sent to a mental institution. Now many years later, Harold is set to be released back into society, and Ekland hopes for a final showdown with his arch enemy. Nightmares clash into a brand new reality, as Ekland faces a host of problems and obstacles that he himself must overcome, if he ever hopes to face the murderous serial killing madman, and set his own inner demons free
Wicked World
1991 · 6 votes
MovieHorrorComedyAn alien disease spreads like wildfire infecting a chain of unsuspecting victims. A man and his dog are all that stand in the way of containing the danger.
Movie1.7FantasyHorrorGuests of a country inn begin disappearing and dying.
House of Many Sorrows
2020 · 3 votes
MovieActionFantasyGroup of people find themselves trapped in States from Zombies.
Movie1.5FantasyThrillerFor one female entity time stands still, while for another time travels back and forth between the plains of the supernatural world.
The Demented
2021 · 5 votes
Movie4.0HorrorAn impotent husband with a fanatical desire to father children, forces his wife to undergo a dangerous experiment. This results in the birth of a multitude of monstrous THINGS.
Things
1989 · 31 votes
Movie4.3HorrorA man who's wife is dying of a mysterious illness, contemplates taking the law into his own hands, after his daughter witnesses a double homicide and narrowly escapes the grasp of two serial killers.
The Killing Games
2012 · 3 votes
MovieDocumentaryIn 1990 Barry J. Gillis began shooting wicked world on 16mm film. Eddie Platt, took his video camera along to many of the locations, capturing footage of the insane Movie Shoot.