Amazon Prime has your old school schlock covered as well. This is Monster Maker, 1944, with J. Carrol Naish. Have I ever seen this? Maybe not. Just plug in Bela Lugosi Prime… Read Article →

Now i’m just picking random obscure monster movies on Amazon Prime, but that’s OK. Island Claws is hardly great, and to the regret of most, as with ’50s sci-fi cheapies we don’t… Read Article →

Again, I just want everyone to know Four Skulls of Jonathan Drake is on Amazon Prime. Wheeee! I don’t know if it looks as good as it does on the spectacular DVD,… Read Article →

Amazon Prime has a lot of junk now, so in a minor way it can be like roving the shelves of a big video store back in the day, seeing a video… Read Article →

It’s kind of unheralded but Amazon Prime has been really shoring up their selection of junk cinema lately. (Four Skulls of Jonathan Drake!) Since they added the pretty obscure trilogy of Hammer-inspired… Read Article →

The film definitely does right by Ghirdorah (I’m trying to get over ‘Ghidrah,’ but hey, that’s how I knew him), who is really terrifying and powerful. Although I miss the days when… Read Article →

I probably liked the new Godzilla design a bit more this time, although as a Cranky Old Man I still prefer a more traditional design. Still, after the GINO design in the… Read Article →

I can’t say I love the redesign, but I get that while Japanese audiences appreciate beauty and symbolism much more than many audiences, which is why a Godzilla movie featured a monster… Read Article →