
Retro Review: Project ALF (1996)
ALF got a second chance after a disastrous series finale. How’d the fuzzball do? Last week I talked about how NBC backstabbing caused one of my favorite sitcoms, ALF, to [more]
ALF got a second chance after a disastrous series finale. How’d the fuzzball do? Last week I talked about how NBC backstabbing caused one of my favorite sitcoms, ALF, to [more]
With the passing of prolific Japanese director Nobuhiko Obayashi, we look at his seminal horror flick, House. Nobuhiko Obayashi passed away last weekend after a long battle with lung cancer. [more]
These “stuck at home” staples of my childhood are weirdly, wonderfully apt for the times we live in. Whenever I was home from school with a cold, I could count [more]
This Maine murder mystery brings the bait but can’t quite set its hook. Blow the Man Down, which premiered this month on Amazon Prime, explores the politics and intrigues of [more]
It seems every C-List actor looking for a paycheck signed on to this lousy flick. This year’s Thanksgiving leftovers came courtesy of Red Box’s winter sale. As I was picking [more]
VOD Review: The Perfection. The Perfection is grindhouse revenge porn with all the style and subtlety of a meat cleaver. Netflix’s latest horror flick falls into the trap of thinking [more]
Retro Review: Michael Collins (1996). Director Neal Jordan’s biopic of the revolutionary Irish freedom fighter is rightly a classic in the genre. Michael Collins may not be the most award [more]
Retro Review: Way Out West (1937). One of Laurel and Hardy’s most iconic comedies, Way Out West exemplifies the transition from silent to sound films. Not always for the best. [more]
Retro Review: Praying with Anger (1992). M. Night Shyamalan directs and stars in this debut film about culture clash in India. Shyamalan’s latest film, Glass, is out this weekend, so [more]
Retro Review: An American Werewolf in London (1981). The director behind Animal House took a swipe at a very different genre with this iconic werewolf flick. The werewolf genre had [more]
Retro Review: The Wolf Man (1941). Universal’s classic werewolf movie wolfs down its story instead of letting audiences sink their teeth into a hearty plot. Covering the history of werewolves [more]
Retro Review: Wolf Blood (1925). This October we highlight the history of Werewolves in film, beginning with the oldest surviving movie, Wolf Blood. Each October we like to run down [more]
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