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Uhmmm...that's a bear? No wonder he's mad.

I've got a great idea for a Laugh-In update.Or a kid's show.

What, this old story? *Again?* Friday's Watch Party was Bore. Er, Snore. No, dammit, Gor. It was adapted from John Norman's Gor Series, except for being perhaps a tad less favorable towards sex slavery. Which is kind of weird, as that' about Norman's series offers. The saddest part is that Oliver Reed was in…

As I'm sure everyone here has heard me opine, I love the late '70s as being the time when there was a bumper crop of horror movie that basically worked while also being extremely goofy. It's a sweet spot I just adore. And if I were to pick a poster child for this sort…

Two-Face: Worst Case Scenario

"Hey, hey, i don't think you get what a 'ghost writer" does." Discord Watch Party this Friday.

I tend to forget how many random '80s movies had monsters, including a lot of stop animated beasts. 1984's Dreamscape stars Dennis Quaid as a guy who can enter the troubled dreams of others, including those of the President of the United States (Eddie Albert!!!). The big bad in the movie is the Snake…

T(ween)-Fest 2026 was nearly over; most everyone was heading home the next day, including the Petersens who now live in Provo. We ended Monday with a classic, 1985's Mr. Vampire. As usual, it's an entirely neat and

As Monday continued, Tween-Fest 2026 was winding up. We all know the '70s were rife with TV movies / pilots for occult or macabre detective shows. This year we watched Spectre, which starred Robert Culp. I hadn't actually seen this before, and it was pretty great.