Jabootu's Bad Movie Dimension

Man, imagine if you could *see* that monster. Happy Friday, everyone. Especially for those that have Monday off. Enjoy!

Uhhhhhhhhmmmmm..... Well, you're getting a lot for your dime, anyway. And the comic certainly seems to live up to it's tagline.

That is one weirdly buff skeleton. Is that a sock that's fallen on his skeletal ankle? That's a great little detail.

Comic book covers! Whee!

Groan! Monday is upon once more. But hey, for many of us there's another three day weekend coming. (Followed by a short work week, the extra blessing of the Monday holiday.) First of all, if you want to see a great bad airplane crash--and I know you do--go to YouTube, check for Valley of…

Yay, Friday! Although Amazon (stupid efficient Amazon) nixed my schedule today by sending me a note saying they were delivering a shelving unit I had ordered yesterday today instead of tomorrow. Oh, well. Luckily it's my half day, since I don't like to leave boxes on my porch where it might go walkies or…

Shadowzone. Never heard of it. 1990 was perhaps past the days when I was going to the video rental store every week. Still, if it's Full Moon Entertainment it probably has a monster or two in it...and apparently it did. Nice suit!

Charles Band was not only the Roger Corman of the '80s, but the mirror image of Bert I Gordon as well. Whereas Mr. BIG was known for featuring giants and giant monsters in most of his films, Band made a lot of hay out of miniature characters. Easily the most popular series Full Moon…

Might was well stick with Full Moon Entertainment for a while. I've argued before that Charles Band was the logical successor to Roger Corman, producing reliably fun, witty low-budget genre films in the '80s and '90s. Meridian was full Corman, a 'sexy' version of Beauty and the Beast that brings certain aspects of the…

Well, back to reality. Sigh. Although we do have Martin Luther King Jr Day coming up later this month. Until then, though, back to the *shudder* five day work weeks. I had never even heard of this film, Spellcaster, from 1988. However, I stumbled on the trailer on YouTube. It turns out (unsurprisingly) to…