Warlords
Warlords (1988) is vintage Fred Olen Ray. It’s a film made with a small budget and trades in the spectacles of violence and sex. Like so many of Ray’s films,… Read more »
Yours Cruelly, Elvira
Obviously Yours Cruelly, Elvira has been a “must have” for horror movie fans for some time and I am just late in acquiring a copy. With Yours Cruelly, Elvira Cassandra… Read more »
The Wicker Man
Since I was fourteen years old The Wicker Man (1973) has been one of my favorite films. I remember getting the home video release from Anchor Bay that came in… Read more »
The Wrong Man
Way, way back when I was in film school my favorite professor gave me a bunch of videocassettes of movies that were, at the time, quite hard to come by…. Read more »
Deadly Blessing
The original one-sheet for Deadly Blessing (1981) is probably more widely seen than the movie itself. This highly sexualized image of Sharon Stone adorned not only posters but also the… Read more »
Event Horizon
Event Horizon (1997) is a true science fiction masterpiece. The film takes an original approach to many staples of the genre and boasts a tremendous cast (Laurence Fishburne, Sam Neill,… Read more »
Accidental Genius
The best book about filmmaker John Cassavetes is Ray Carney’s epic tome Cassavetes On Cassavetes. Carney’s seminal text is comprised of extensive interviews with Cassavetes as well as years of… Read more »
Dunderklumpen!
On a midsummer night when the sun never sets, the troll Dunderklumpen (voiced by Halvar Björk) sneaks into the home of Beppe Wolgers and brings his children’s toys to life… Read more »
Ghosted
Ghosted (2023) isn’t a very good movie but it isn’t all that bad either. I much prefer to see Hollywood pouring millions into genres that have nothing to do with… Read more »
Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves
I first played played Dungeons & Dragons as a Cub Scout way back in the day. It’s a great game and I sincerely love to play it but that doesn’t… Read more »
