The Shape of Things to Come
From the director of Frogs comes this dubious interpretation of the H.G. Wells classic. Seven years after robot wars left Earth uninhabitable, the New Washington […]
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Shakes the Clown
Injustice in the DVD world is deeply troubling to me. I mean, here we have a brand spanking new disc for Shakes the Clown (1991, […]
Shakedown
Something strange is going on with Erika Eleniak. The Playboy Playmate and original "Baywatch" babe has become a regular presence in B-pictures in recent years, […]
Sex, Secrets and Lies
Until this slice of late-night cable bait, yours truly was under the impression that there’s few things worse than porno stars who genuinely TRY to […]
Series 7: The Contenders
There’s about 30 minutes worth of good idea here and another hour to drown it out. Dawn (Brooke Smith) is nine months pregnant.She’s adored by […]
UnConventional
Please see Critical Mass 3
UFOs: Above and Beyond
Star Trek’s Scotty hosts this overly earnest, yet engaging, rapid-fire exploration of UFO lore. Doughy James Doohan emotes from the very beginning, "We must warn […]
Turn It Up
In a trend that goes all the way back to Elvis, and beyond, yet another artist hovers within the increasingly blurry line between the music […]
Tromeo & Juliet
One of Troma’s more critically lauded films is Tromeo & Juliet (1996, 107 minutes). Director Lloyd Kaufman claims to have been inspired my George Cukor‘s […]
Stacy
A flick this WEIRD should be easier to like. Japanese schoolgirls succumb en mass to fatal giggle fits only to rise as zombified nuisances, oddly […]