Schlocktastic fringe cinema reviews, interviews and other weirdness.
2000-2005 archive
31 flicks were snatched from VHS oblivion thanks to CineSchlocker vigilance! 34 more remain on the lam. Lost to the digital domain.



Declaration of Principles
I used to tell folks I loved "bad movies." I've since realized that's a flawed statement. No entertaining movie is truly bad. Production value. Acting. Special effects. Ultimately, none of that really matters. Is it entertaining? That's the overriding test and why I find just as much joy in the rough hewn gems of Herschell Gordon Lewis as I do the blistering brilliance of Hitchcock, Leone or Welles.