REVIEWS
Open Up To Me [Film Movement and Corinth DVD reviews]
Open Up to Me is a Finnish movie about a trans woman trying to find love with a soccer coach. As time goes on, both of the lovers have family members voice their opposition. What follows next is the n...
Toys of Terror (2020) [Resolution Downgrade Review]
Toys of Terror is like if Stuart Gordon tried to direct Krampus…from beyond the grave! Poor taste aside, the film works on a superficial level, I just don’t know if it did anything special...
Jonathan Scott’s Power Trip (2020) [Must-Watch Energy Suppression Documentary]
Jonathan Scott’s Power Trip is the best movie I’ve seen so far in 2021. Documentaries are always a personal favorite, but alternative energy sources are a personal source of nerd entertain...
Average Joe (2021) [Movie review]
Average Joe is yet another movie about superheroes. While some are quick to call superhero fiction as capeshit, I find pleasures hidden in the muck. What Average Joe does isn’t reinventing the w...
Zoom Up: Murder Site (1979) [Blu-ray review]
Zoom Up: Murder Site is about why you shouldn’t have a secret affair in front of a homicidal maniac. Modern viewers will describe the action as misogynistic, but I feel the historical nature of ...
The Delivered (2019) [Movie Review]
The Delivered will finally make America scared of Oliver Cromwell. It just took 350+ years, but we’re finally at the point that we can understand his tyranny. The Delivered has often been descri...
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Flower and Snake (1974) [Blu-ray review]
Flower and Snake was Nikkatsu’s first attempt at making an S&M movie. Sadomasochism has had a fun life in the cinema, but what did our Pink Cinema friends bring the table? If you said the lo...
Skyfire (2019) [Killer Volcano Destroys Pacific movie review]
Skyfire shows what happens when action director Simon West finds a new audience. Li Wentao has been studying volcano activity aggressively since his wife died. 20 years later, he’s sounding the ...
Tourist Trap (1979) [Uncut Blu-ray review]
Tourist Trap is why PG or PG-13 horror shouldn’t be a thing. While it’s marketable and plays better for a longer TV life, I’m not sure if that matters anymore. We live in a streaming...