We followed the surprisingly opulent Demon of Mount Eo with a cheapie independent made by some small town locals somewhere. (New Jersey, in this case.) I'm sure I don't have to introduce 1983's The Deadly Spawn to anyone here. The film is a perfect example of how when people who love monster movies make…
I clean forget that UMG is strike blocking like 80% of all movies on YouTube. So sadly the great movie I wanted to show, The Monster of the Opera, is unavailable. After checking five movies (for strikes or commercials) I finally found a familiar flick that I don't THINK we've watched. I'm checking that…
I found a fun-looking flick I'd never heard of before (which I then learned I owned on Blu Ray). I watched the first five minute so hopefully the rest is as good. Let's find out together.
Sweet! Soon AI will allow somebody to animate all these things and the result will be more entertaining than 99% of what Hollywood is putting out these days.This will probably be my last post at least until the weekend is over. It's B-Fest weekend and I start picking people up from the airport tomorrow…
Happy Friday, everyone. Have a great weekend. Watch something stupid. Indeed, watch something stupid tonight with us at the Discord Watch Party.I think I can safely promise whatever we watch will be funnier than the 'comedy' we watched last time.
2000's dystopian Japanese flick Battle Royale, about a class of high school students who find themselves assigned to kill all their classmates (after being provided a variety of weapons of various levels of lethality to do so), is playing nationally Sunday night. I *think* that's the only showing, but since BR is up there…
Yesterday I mentioned Drac Pack, which was basically a cartoon version of the live action program Monster Squad. Both were for kids in an era when that basically meant "pretty dumb," but I personally like Monster Squad a lot more, even if it's pretty cheap looking. First, of course, Monster Squad was live action.…