He only made three movies. His debut – ‘Underworld’ aka ‘Transmutations’ (1985) – was somewhat interesting, as it was based on a Clive Barker short story. His second film is a true guilty pleasure amongst many horror fans and yet another adaptation of a Clive Barker story, the creature feature ‘Rawhead Rex’ (1986). To put it bluntly, ‘Little Devils: The Birth’ (1993) is a worse movie than the aforementioned two titles and was accomplished on a much smaller budget, which shows. But somehow Pavlou‘s third effort didn’t turn out a complete failure as well. It’s along the (budgetary) lines of independent horror pulp like, let’s say, Michael Krueger‘s ‘Mindkiller’ (1987) and Frank Henenlotter‘s ‘Brain Damage’ (1988). Though Pavlou‘s film is mixed with a pretty dumb form of comedy and is more along the vein of movies like Tina Hirsch‘s ‘Munchies’ (1987) and John Carl Buechler‘s ‘Ghoulies III: Ghoulies Go To College’ (1991).