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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Toy Story 4 was unnecessary. But, so was Friday the 13th Part V and we all know that I enjoyed Tommy Jarvis: Disturbed Teenager. While watching the film again with my child,
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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 Joker is one of those cornerstone characters of American comics. Created in the 1940s as a large clown figure designed to keep wartime orphans amused, the character has grown darker in
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Rambo: Last Blood marks the third occasion the Howell family has had a chance to take in the 4DX experience. And Last Blood is a strange mix of subtle and bash you
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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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Yesterday is pretty easy to forget. Yesterday is a film that played odd. Yeah, I get that British rom com style fantasies attract a certain degree of weirdness. After watching Richard Curtis
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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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3 from Hell is the third and seemingly final leg of the Firefly family saga. Rob Zombie has returned in the kind of exhibition model that seems to be how his films
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