Shark Attack 2
You’ve seen this one before. Take every shark movie ever made, set the cinematic blender on chum, and voila, you’ve got Shark Attack 2 (2000, […]
Category: Reviews
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 […]
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, […]
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 […]
Shatter Dead
Lots of folks TALK about making movies. Some have even been known to write snarky reviews of flicks OTHER people poured their souls into. But […]
UnConventional
Please see Critical Mass 3
Shock
Italian director Mario Brava‘s last picture, Shock (1977, 92 minutes), is also one of his more widely appreciated films. Mario was an elder statesmen of […]
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 […]
Showgirl Stories
T&A documentaries go WAY back in the annuals of cinema, even before the nudist camp movies of the ’60s. A gal named Doris Wishman made […]
Side Out
Now THIS is what our wacky world needs to right its course: More C. Thomas Howell beach-volleyball movies! Hop in the not-so-wayback machine to that […]