Brain Damage Films Movies: Every Film & Box Office
Brain Damage Films has made 66 films from 1984 to 2018, earning $53.3K at the worldwide box office. Its biggest hit is God of Vampires (2010). Its most frequent directors are Jeff Leroy and Brad Sykes, with 3 films each. Most of its films are horror films (61 of 66).
- films
- 66
- worldwide box office
- $53.3K
- years active
- 1984–2018
- Film languages
- English (65), Italian (1)
- Busiest decade
- The 2000s, 53 films
- Frequent directors
- Jeff Leroy, Brad Sykes
What Are the Latest Brain Damage Films Movies?
The studio's most recent releases, newest first, starting with Red Venom Kills (2018).
What Kind of Movies Does Brain Damage Films Make?
The studio's films by genre, decade and language. Most of its films are horror films (61 of 66). The 2000s were its busiest decade, with 53 films.
Movies from Brain Damage Films by Genre
Movies from Brain Damage Films by Decade
- 1 1980s
- 3 1990s
- 53 2000s
- 9 2010s
Movies from Brain Damage Films by Language
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English 65
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Italian 1
Who Works With Brain Damage Films the Most?
The people credited on the most films from Brain Damage Films. Ron Jeremy appears in 5 of them, and Jeff Leroy directed 3.
Directors Who Work With Brain Damage Films
Actors in the Most Movies from Brain Damage Films
What Movies Has Brain Damage Films Made?
All 66 films, newest first, with the worldwide box office. Filter by genre or decade, or sort by score, box office or title.
All 66 Movies from Brain Damage Films
Newest first. Page 1 of 2.
Red Venom Kills 2018 · Fantasy
Getting Schooled 2017 · Horror
Horror House on Highway 6 2014 · Horror
Arachnicide 2014 · Action
American Scream King 2012 · Comedy
Slaughter Daughter 2012 · Horror
Lake Noir 2011 · Horror
God of Vampires 2010 · Action · $53.3K
Vampegeddon 2010 · Horror
Bloodlock 2008 · Horror
Bachelor Party in the Bungalow of the Damned 2008 · Comedy
Torment 2008 · Horror
Slices 2008 · Horror
Johnny Sunshine Maximum Violence 2008
Awaken the Dead 2007 · Horror
Kottentail 2007 · Comedy
Rose Of Death 2007 · Horror
Cadaverella 2007 · Horror
Dead Teenagers 2007 · Horror
Curse of Pirate Death 2006 · Horror
A Bothered Conscience 2006 · Horror
Storm of the Dead 2006 · Horror
Purvos 2006 · Horror
Lifeblood 2006
Slashers Gone Wild! 2006 · Comedy
Hell Hath No Fury 2006 · Horror
Blood Legend 2006 · Horror
Inexchange 2006 · Horror
The Witch’s Sabbath 2005 · Horror
Dark Places 2005 · Horror
Raving Maniacs 2005 · Horror
The Vampire Conspiracy 2005 · Horror
Demon Sex 2005 · Sci-Fi
Dead Body Man 2004 · Horror
Trees 2: The Root of All Evil 2004 · Comedy
Gorno: An American Tragedy 2004 · Drama
Shower of Blood 2004 · Horror
Torched 2003 · Horror
Strange Things Happen at Sundown 2003 · Horror
The Shunned House 2003 · Horror
Goth 2003 · Horror
This Darkness: The Vampire Virus 2003 · Horror
Abomination: The Evilmaker II 2003 · Horror
Blood Sisters 2003 · Horror
Invitation 2003 · Horror
Terror at Baxter U 2003 · Horror
Toe Tags 2003 · Horror
Death Factory 2002 · Horror
Which Studios Are Similar to Brain Damage Films?
The studios with the most English horror films. Brain Damage Films has made 60 English horror films, more than any other kind.
- Universal Pictures 185 English horror films
- Paramount Pictures 92 English horror films
- The Asylum 90 English horror films
- Hammer Film Productions 76 English horror films
- Full Moon Features 63 English horror films
- Lionsgate 62 English horror films
- IFC Midnight 61 English horror films
- Columbia Pictures 60 English horror films
Brain Damage Films: Questions and Answers
Films, hits, scores and what comes next, answered from the same data as this page.
How many movies has Brain Damage Films made?
Brain Damage Films has released 66 films, from 1984 to 2018. Its busiest decade was the 2000s, with 53 films.
See every film What is Brain Damage Films' highest-grossing movie?
God of Vampires (2010) is Brain Damage Films' biggest box office hit, with $53.3K worldwide.
Which director has made the most films with Brain Damage Films?
Jeff Leroy and Brad Sykes have each directed 3 films from Brain Damage Films, the most of anyone.





