Ray Fawkes’ Underwinter has so far developed an interesting Lovecraftian presence that also deals in Hellraiser pain-is-pleasure territory. The emphasis is on the unknowable,...
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Everybody loves genre film. And in the cult cinema world, there are tons of them. So we’re trying to keep track of all the ones we review and cover.
Comet TV has a new movie marathon set to begin on July 4th at 10 AM: they’re celebrating the Roswell...
Madhouse review Madhouse goes under a number of names including There Was a Little Girl and And When She Was Bad, but its most recognized...
Blackenstein review Blackenstein as a concept is pretty interesting; it was the brain child of Frank R. Saletri, a criminal lawyer with...
The Lawnmower Man review The Lawnmower Man has two different cuts, and for the purposes of this review I will be...
Don’t Knock Twice review Kudos to director Caradog James for getting to Don’t Knock Twice‘s gimmick early and rarely bothering with it...
No, we’re not talking about the Stephen King adaptation The Dark Tower, releasing in theaters August 4; this one is lacking...
Dark Harvest review Dark Harvest is a 1992 shot-on-video scarecrow slasher from James I. Nicholson, a writer and director who apparently...
Death Line review Death Line, also known as Raw Meat for American audiences, was released in 1972 as director Gary Sherman’s premiere film....
Future Shock! The Story of 2000AD review Perhaps you’ve never heard of 2000AD, the birthplace of many iconic comic book characters (Dredd, Zenith,...
Inquisition review The 1978 witchfinder film Inquisition is probably best known as Paul Naschy’s directorial debut, although he uses the pseudonym Jacinto Molina for...



