Just for the Hell of It
Also see H.G. Lewis Goreography Juvenile delinquent pictures really had their heyday in the ’50s, but that didn’t dissuade Herschell Gordon Lewis from putting his spin […]
Category: Reviews
Long Island Cannibal Massacre
Serious gorehounds can, at long last, retire their ragged VHS dupes of Long Island auteur Nathan Schiff‘s grew-strewn sub-sub-sub-cult classicks. Lovingly remastered from original 8mm […]
Killer Nun
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The Killing Hour
Director Armand Mastroianni says The Killing Hour (1982, 97 minutes, a.k.a. The Clairvoyant) isn’t REALLY a horror movie … "it’s more of a psychological thriller." […]
King Cobra
This sucker slithers far better than the CGI-addled Python that followed. Things get a little TOO aggressive in a lab researching aggressive behavior when a […]
Loverboy
A lovelorn beanpole (Patrick Dempsey) in need of college tuition, should he ever hope to reunite with his SoCal squeeze (Nancy Valen), lands a summer […]
Left Behind: The Movie
Where’s the rocket science in releasing a movie on video three months BEFORE it’s due to hit multiplexes? But that’s the cagey marketing plan for […]
Lustful Addiction
Retro-Seduction Cinema continues its series of rescued classics by San Francisco-based, ’70s grindhouse auteur Nick Phillips paired with the studio’s contemporary updates. This being Nick’s […]
Madman
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. It’s also a great way to make a buck. Joe Giannone and Gary Sales were inexperienced, short on […]
The Majorettes
This murder-by-numbers sis-boom-slasher is the unfortunate result of nearly 20 years of Night of the Living Dead folk OTHER THAN GEORGE ROMERO itching to cram […]