Jabootu's Bad Movie Dimension

Want to see some FANTASTIC monster a monster action on Amazon Prime? I'm sure they have some. Also, they have Robot vs the Aztec Mummy.

Bowery at Midnight is basically a redo of Bela's earlier Edgar Wallace fick Dead Eyes of London/The Human Monster, only with zombies. Ah, zombies (particularly the pre-Romero ones). The cheapie producer's favorite monster. Yes, this is the end of the movie. C'mon, there's no way that's a spoiler.

Seventh Curse is a typically crazy Chinese supernatural action flick, starring a young Chow Yun-Fat and Maggie Cheung. On Amazon Prime.

I haven't seen Saturday the 14th, which doesn't have the great reputation. Along the lines of Transylvania-6-500, I guess. Most weirdly, it seems more like a Ghoulies kind of thing than the slasher parody the title suggests. Still, probably worth a free watch (if you have Amazon Prime).

And so the multi-tentacled New Year carries off the exhausted old year, a ritual as old as time itself. Hello! Yes, I'm alive. I was just enjoying a VERY lazy long weekend. Even by my standards it was epically unproductive. I got in a lot of napping, though, so that was nice. Napping, a…

Looking for something to watch on New Year's Eve on Amazon Prime? Ha, you're thinking that's only me with such lame plans for New Year's Eve. But you're wrong. I'll be watching anime. If I were to watch a movie, though, and was too lazy to walk to my shelves and actually insert my…

I hope everyone had a great holiday. It was quiet but restful for me, which was nice. Here's to New Year's Day next week and then B-Fest in February. Whew! Time is a barrelling freight train. Back to another Amazon Prime offering. I'm pretty sure I'm in the minority one this (for obvious) reasons,…

Looking for a good Christmas-themed horror movie on Amazon Prime? Try Rare Exports from Finland. I don't want to get too much into it, but if you liked Troll Hunter, I think you'll like this. For people who get busy, and who knows, maybe I will, Merry Christmas everyone.

Not a great movie by any stretch, but I'm pleased that somebody out there might stumble on it on Amazon Prime like I stumbled on it on my teeny black and white TV set back in the day. (Although they won't have to fiddle with the rabbit ears during the whole thing.)