Category: Reviews

The Mothman Prophecies

Reading just plain RUINS movies! Way back in 1975, John A. Keel first published his front line, journalistic documentation of the mondo bizarro happenings in […]

Scandal

Behold the wild wonder of cinema. Both Sir Ian McKellen and John Hurt recently portrayed aging homosexuals who befriend young, impressionable, straight men. McKellen fell […]

Monster a Go-Go!

Also see H.G. Lewis Goreography This unscheduled foray into sci-fi presented itself when Herschell Gordon Lewis acquired Bill Rebane‘s unfinished black-and-white film Terror at Halfday. With […]

Scary Movie

The Scream movies are a CANCER on the horror industry and Wes Craven should be strung up by his beard for tinkling all over the […]

Movin’ With Nancy

Long before pop tease Britney Spears, or even the video revolution of MTV, the pants of men everywhere were going crazy for Nancy Sinatra during […]

The Mummy Returns

Where’s the coin slot on this dang thing? You’d swear during its big battle royale finale that a message would pop up any second asking […]

Schramm

Finally, a movie FOR serial killers. Schramm (1994, 65 minutes) doesn’t bother itself with the usual trappings of the genre. There’s no vigilant lawmen fast […]

The Omen

It was Rosemary’s Baby and The Exorcist that proved moviegoers were itching to have the wits scared out of them by Old Scratch hisself — […]

Nekromantik

Jörg Buttgereit says he wanted revenge. He’d been rejected from film school when friend Mafred Jelinski offered to bankroll the young man’s first feature, and […]