Tag: 1988

The Kiss

There just aren’t enough movies about Cosmo covergirls who console their dead sister’s hubby with afternoon delights atop a kitchen table and, by night, attempt […]

Fright Night Part II

This oddly endearing sequel reteams horror host Peter Vincent (Roddy McDowall) and vampire slayer Charlie Brewster (William Ragsdale) for several more rounds against a fresh […]

Ernest Saves Christmas

Also see Jim Varney: A Legacy of Laughter After successfully taking a 30-second commercial pitchman to the big screen, here’s where the lasting charm of […]

Don’t Mess With My Sister!

Meir Zarchi made THE most universally reviled exploitation flick of all time — I Spit On Your Grave — which both launched AND ended his […]

Vincent Price: The Sinister Image

Calling someone a "legend" has been overused to the point of becoming dern near meaningless. Except in respect to the late, great Vincent Price who […]

Killer Klowns From Outer Space

They gleefully ride around in absurdly tiny cars, slosh pails of confetti into the air and smack each other with tasty dessert treats. Love them, […]

Troma’s War

If there’s such a thing as a Troma masterpiece, both studio founders Lloyd Kaufman and Michael Herz agree it very well might be Troma’s War […]

They Live

Rassler turned action hero Rowdy Roddy Piper stars in John Carpenter‘s sneaky sci-fi indictment of “unrestrained capitalism” during the Reaganomics era. It’s amid this ’80s […]

Pumpkinhead

In B-circles, Lance Henriksen is something of a legend. He’s in darn near EVERYTHING, and he’s usually the best thing in every flick he makes. […]