So this movie has been sitting on my shelf for some time, looking at me like HEY ARE YOU EVER GOING TO WATCH ME? A few days ago, I pulled out some of my tapes that I had either never seen or seen in its entirety and this was one of them. It was always... Continue Reading →
Shudder has become a big go to for new and exclusive content. I was very curious about the app/platform as a whole before I started investing into it and now it’s become a great platform to see new or unique or even unknown to classic horror/thriller/sci-fi films. Today we’re going to discuss a mini review... Continue Reading →
Another film watched under the last big vhs tapes found at goodwill. I watched Maximum Overdrive, followed by The Blob and now, finally, we get to an early sci-fi/horror film called Them! I haven’t seen a black/white film in quite a long time now so I was very excited to see this film for the... Continue Reading →
"Beware of The Blob…" If a movie starts off with a catchy little tune, you’re in for a ride. I found The Blob (1958), on vhs, a few weeks ago (along with Maximum Overdrive and Them!) and finally sat down to watch this sci-fi classic. It’s pretty short, less than 90 minutes but once it... Continue Reading →
What can I say about this movie…? I’m still a bit stunned. I went into this movie with some idea of what this movie was about and I was not disappointed! I have a lot of thoughts and critiques about this film so let’s get into my review of 1986’s Maximum Overdrive. Directed and written... Continue Reading →
I don’t know how much I’ll have to say this but I go into watching new movies with low expectations and not knowing much about the film in general. I do remember seeing this particular movie on my tumblr feed recently. Like… as in a couple of days ago and through Shudder, decided to watch... Continue Reading →
This movie has been on my mind since I watched it yesterday. Right up front, I don’t think I’ve seen anything like this film nor have this sensory experience either. Let’s talk about Blood Machines. Blood Machines, a sequel to the music video Turbo Killer, is a cosmic scifi, horror opera that is about machines... Continue Reading →
The Crazies was an unconventional and random choice. The Crazies somehow seems more relevant now than it did in 1973. The Crazies showcased that Romero always had a knack for being ahead on content and storytelling. For today’s post, I watched 1973’s The Crazies. If it didn’t sum up what was to come in 2020,... Continue Reading →
This movie was interesting… ...in the manner that I felt familiar with it despite experiencing it for the first time. I didn’t particularly take notes but I was watching the film intently and these are some genuine responses and questions about this “found footage” film but it is done in a unique way which I'm... Continue Reading →
It's not the Christmas season or Christmas in July but somehow, we're going to discuss a Christmas episode from HBO's Tales from the Crypt today! I know the later seasons of Crypt are just so random as fuck and off the hinges but the earlier seasons, especially when the show gets its footing are great.... Continue Reading →
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