I love horror movies – especially those horror movies that make you not only jump, but also think. So, when you give me one that does both it is like a Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup for my brain. Abattoir, based on the graphic novel of...
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Radiance Films Mega-Buy Review
In a world where Netflix is up-charging for sharing your account and HBO Max can’t quite figure itself out, there’s never been a...
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Mini-Reviews of My Vinegar Syndrome’s Halfway to Black Friday...
Summertime is in full swing and that means one thing if you’re a cinephile with a spending problem fueling your mission to single...
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The Film Detective’s Monster from Green Hell Blu-ray Review
Monster movies reigned supreme in the 1950s. When it came time to put butts in seats and cars in drive-ins, producers would throw...
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Vinegar Syndrome’s Dead Heat 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Review
Riggs and Murtaugh. Tango and Cash. Axel Foley and Judge Reinhold. There’s no shortage of classic duos in the buddy cop genre. Go...
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Arrow Video’s Mill of the Stone Women Limited Edition Blu-ray...
When pressed to think of Italian horror your mind likely immediately lands on giallo, the forebearer to the slasher flick. You...
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John Suits’ Pandemic takes place relatively soon after a fast-moving virus has wiped out 2 billion people. The virus turns people violent and, in the last stage, downright cannibalistic with a zombie-like appearance. The government has...
Tales of Halloween is a ten story anthology flick revolving around the scariest night of the year, Halloween. Each of the tales was directed by a different person, giving them all their own, unique style. These anthology flicks are becoming a...
One thing I learned from movies over the years is that music can unite the world. This, of course, was courtesy of Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure. I learned from the Evil Dead saga and Cabin In The Woods that if you don’t...
Marvel has done it again. Ant-Man is a terrific movie, full of amazing effects, hilarious quips, and fast action. It has the makings of being a huge summer blockbuster, is entertaining as all-get-out, and put a permanent ear-to-ear grin on my...
ABCs of Death 2, the sequel to the 2012 anthology flick, ABCs Of Death, once again puts 26 directors in command of each bringing a short story to life that use a single letter of the alphabet to set its morbid theme. The first ABCs Of Death was...
I am a huge fan of the film Pacific Rim. I saw it twice in theaters – each time in IMAX 3D as I felt that the spectacle was something that would make full use of the format. Thankfully, I was right and enjoyed the second time viewing the...
While at this week’s San Diego Comic-Con, we got invited to a special showing of Edgar Wright’s “The World’s End” – the final installment in his “Blood and Ice Cream” trilogy, which began with...
Growing up in the 1980s, I was one of the lucky (or unlucky, depending on your world view) little boys who got the chance to play “war” with my friends using plastic toys and cap guns that resembled real firearms. Beyond that, even...
Grave Encounters 2, the new film from the Vicious Bros., begins by showing clips of students reacting and talking about Grave Encounters. The new film takes a reality/viral-video style voyage in a world where the first film was actually...