To watch Crawl is to love Crawl. Who would’ve thought that an early July animal attack movie from Aja would win over
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A Bucket of Blood is the kind of film that makes you love Roger Corman. Shot in 5 days using leftover AIP film sets, the movie was the definition of a rush job. So much that star Dick Miller lamented
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Child’s Play really irked me. Not, the original one. I’m talking about the poor decision to undercut Mancini and try to squeeze one last drop of blood out of the Intellectual Property.
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The New Kids has a bit of a reputation. Growing up, I was aware of the film. Yet it seemed like something that always eluded me at the video store. Given the
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The Best of September 2019 The Favorites Guns and Do or Die are the Andy Sidaris releases from Mill Creek this month. I love beyond all reason that Mill Creek is giving
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Project Ithaca Project Ithaca is a film about aliens harvesting human emotions to open a wormhole. The US Government makes an alien-human hybrid to infect the lead alien ship to stop this
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Dead Trigger Many films arrived in July. However, every few held my attention like Dead Trigger. Dead Trigger is terrible. But, it also feels like a collection of cut scenes from a
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X-Men: Dark Phoenix proves that you can stray too far away from the source material. When I see people wax on about how much they like these movies, I’m reminded of something
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Heroes Shed No Tears John Woo began his career killing it. Heroes Shed No Tears is a nearly forgotten film in the West. Arriving before A Better Tomorrow broke down the doors
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The Dead Don’t Die is a zombie film. Some might also call it a comedy. But, is it a horror comedy? No. In all honesty, it’s an Absurdist horror film that is
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The Buster Keaton Collection has been the premiere release of the Cohen Collection in 2019. Buster Keaton has enough films for a few more volumes, but let’s focus on the four films
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Between the Lines arrives with an all-new restoration. Director Joan Micklin Silver is enjoying a career resurgence among film fans, so I applaud Cohen for restoring one of her oldest films. That
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