TO Thine Own Self Be True: Truth and Moviegoing
One of my mother’s favorite quotes is that old chestnut, “To thine own self...
Mardi Gras Massacre (1978)
Of all the films that were banned in the United Kingdom during the Video-Nasty...
From Beyond (1986)
H.P Lovecraft had a twisted imagination. Director Stuart Gordon and writer Brian Yuzna equally...
Splatter University (1984)
Just another traditional slasher. Well that’s what you say about the Troma released “Splatter...
The Nest (1988)
This flick is the Ultimate in Mutant Cockroach Terror! I love this one! Easily...
Heatseeker (1995)
Keith Cooke plays the last human kickboxer who competes in a tournament where men...
Star Knight (1985)
Ironical and dis-mythical fantasy packs acceptable production design, primitive special effects , and evocative...
Star Odyssey (1979)
This is an effort at an outrageous space epic, where nothing is funny and...
Space Chase (1990)
Space hero and bounty hunter Ryan Chase (Yes, that it his name and that...
Turkey Shoot (1982)
Ozploitation. Exploitations colloquial cousin. During a period Ozploitation films where popular and Turkey Shoot...
Konga (1961)
This film is incredible in many ways. It has an outlandish story about a...
The Thirst For An Authentic Movie Theater
In the heat of a July afternoon, myself and a couple other boys mounted...
The Raiders of Atlantis (1983)
RAIDERS OF ATLANTIS is one of the biggest genre duplicators to come out of...
Toxic Zombies (1980)
Released as “Forest of Fear” in the U.K , this little known gem has...
Mystery of the Wax Museum (1933)
Considering the fact that this 1933 movie was produced during the depression, when moviegoers...
The Invisible Man Returns (1940)
There are a lot of reasons why this 1940 sequel is better than the...
Iron Sky (2012)
I have followed Iron Sky since the very beginning. I loved director Timo Vuorensola’s...
I Bought a Vampire Motorcycle (1990)
I Bought a Vampire Motorcycle is the definition of “Good Bad”, from the title...
Hercules in New York (1970)
Don’t let the awfulness of this film fool you. Arnold’s first and greatest film...
Prophecy (1979)
Released by Paramount in 1979, Prophecy, along with Alien, Phantasm and George Romero’s Dawn...