The presence of James Bond, AKA Pierce Brosnan, distinguishes Victim of Love/Raw Heat , easily the better of the two television movies Virginia Madsen made in 1991 about love triangles involving shrinks and possible murderers.
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Virginia Madsen has made a lot of forgettable television movies. 1991’s Love Kill.is one of them. Oy! It’s like the opposite of Better Than Ezra’s hit single: not good!
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Filmation’s notorious 1987 Disney knockoff Pinocchio and the Emperor of the Night is pure nightmare fuel.
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We about to get Lovecraftian up at the Happy Place.
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My patron-funded look at Oliver Stone’s complete filmography ends on an anti-climactic note, with 2016’s deeply underwhelming Snowden.
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The late, great David Warner (RIP) and Ricardo Montalban steal the show as colorful villains as my patron-funded exploration of the cult cartoon Freakazoid! continues.
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Things get a little silly as we near the end of our patron-funded look at the cult cartoon Batman Beyond.
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You’d think that a movie starring Jean-Claude Van Damme as identical twins would be a masterpiece. Sadly, you would be wrong.
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Ray Liotta Month kicks off with a mortified look at the actor’s screen debut as a lunatic who does unwholesome things to Pia Zadora with gardening equipment in the notorious 1983 flop The Lonely Lady.
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Terry and Bruce tangle with some unusually sympathetic villains as my patron-funded look at Batman Beyond nears the end.
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