Road Games (1981)
Stacy Keach plays a truck driver, he and his best friend, a dingo, are...
Waxwork (1988)
Pretty fun horror movie! It’s not the newest idea in the world: there’d been...
Theaters: Taking Control Of Your Own Destiny
This year fall descended quickly in the Mid West. One minute it was hot...
Firepower (1979)
Michael Winner’s films aren’t complete without a lot of blood, and this one has...
Critters 3 (1991)
The DVD-cover suggests that – following two episodes set in the remote Kansas countryside...
The Aftermath (1982)
This movie is pretty entertaining really. It borrows from The Planet of the Apes,...
Sergeant Ryker (1968)
Engaging, riveting tale of captured US army turncoat who has to prove his innocence...
Wavelength (1983)
I love to debate with those who claimed this was a rip-off of E.T…...
Transformations (1988)
A jobbing character actor like Patrick Macnee probably couldn’t have afforded to be too...
Without Warning (1980)
“Without Warning” is a cheap American b-movie horror from 1980 about the terror striking...
Let’s Kill Uncle (1966)
Though it starts off somewhat slowly, things instantly pick up when Nigel Green enters...
Manhattan Baby (1982)
Manhattan Baby is Fulci’s dive into beautiful imagery. There’s some scenes in this one...
Rome 2033 – The Fighter Centurions (1984)
During his career , Fulci contributed to many different genres. It is a bid...
The Unholy Wife (1957)
For some reason this film has a “B-movie” quality about it and I think...
Manhandled (1949)
A stuffy novelist (Alan Napier) suffers recurring nightmares that he bludgeons his rich jewel-horse...
Rising From the Ashes
Many theaters owners have reached out to me as of late wanting just to...
The Magnetic Monster (1953)
This is very good 1950’s science fiction. At the center is Curt Siodmak, a...
Two on a Guillotine (1965)
“Two on a Guillotine” is an effective little BW chiller when aiming for the...
Night of the Seagulls (1975)
The fourth installment of Amando De Ossorio’s ‘Blind Dead’ series, “La Noche De Las...
Night Tide (1961)
This film excels both as a good narrative (though it borrows heavily from “Cat...