Featured Audience Ratings

• Anthony L

  
  Island of Death is shocking for shock sake. Nico Mastorakis is a nasty guy out to make a bit of money here with what little talent he has. The action scenes are admirable on the small budget but overall it's one of those video nasties that gave the good video nasties a bad name.… More
  Island of Death is shocking for shock sake. Nico Mastorakis is a nasty guy out to make a bit of money here with what little talent he has. The action scenes are admirable on the small budget but overall it's one of those video nasties that gave the good video nasties a bad name. It all sounds worse on paper than it does actually in the film. Did Robert Behling really stick the end of a propane tank down his throat or was that another nasty rumor spread by Nico Mastorakis?

• Lee ?

  
  Perverted Greek made shocker about an English couple who create murder and sexual mayhem on the island of Mykonos. A video nasty back in its day that raised more than a few eyebrows upon its release, nowadays its shock value has diminished and it even makes for a good black comedy!… More
  Perverted Greek made shocker about an English couple who create murder and sexual mayhem on the island of Mykonos. A video nasty back in its day that raised more than a few eyebrows upon its release, nowadays its shock value has diminished and it even makes for a good black comedy! It's not a well made film and not one I particularly enjoyed, but I admire its craziness and taboo-breaking nature.

• A.D. V

  
  There's this streak of insane genius running throughout the film but the bad acting, slow pacing and terrible music ruin anything director Mastorkis was trying to convey in this pre-Natural Born Killers style sleaze fest.

• Stephen M

  
  Two hypocritical sickos attempt to rid the island of Mykonos of deviant behaviour. If it were more competently made and decently acted, this notorious shocker could have been truly nasty, instead of the controversy-courting piece of trash it is. The film tries so hard to be the most… More
  Two hypocritical sickos attempt to rid the island of Mykonos of deviant behaviour. If it were more competently made and decently acted, this notorious shocker could have been truly nasty, instead of the controversy-courting piece of trash it is. The film tries so hard to be the most perverted and offensive thing you've ever seen that it becomes, ultimately, hysterically camp. As an example of this, the goat in the rape scene is definitely underage! The British version is heavily cut but, on the plus side, it's over sooner.