Bosses From Hell

A group of disgruntled employees, pushed to their breaking point by their tyrannical bosses, discover a sinister plot involving demonic possession and a bizarre corporate ritual. As the demonic influence grows, the employees must band together to stop their employers before they are all consumed by the evil forces controlling them.

Bosses From Hell was largely overlooked upon its release, receiving mixed to negative reviews from critics who found its humor to be juvenile and its horror elements uninspired. Audiences were similarly divided, with some appreciating its quirky premise and others finding it to be a forgettable B-movie.

• A low-brow comedy that struggles to balance its horror elements.
• Relies heavily on gross-out humor and predictable scares.
• Ultimately a forgettable entry in the horror-comedy genre.

Google audience: Audience reception for Bosses From Hell is scarce, but available commentary suggests it was seen as a cult B-movie with a niche appeal for its strange concept.

The film was directed by Dan O'Bannon, who is more famously known as the writer of the original 'Alien' and co-writer of 'The Return of the Living Dead'.