One of you kind souls paid me to re-experience the exquisite absurdity of Richard Rush’s gloriously kooky 1994 erotic thriller Color of Night.
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There’s no impossible task I can’t make even more difficult, including making The Fractured Mirror even longer and its writing even more time and labor intensive.
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One of you kind weirdoes paid me to experience the exquisite madness of the 1989 homemade kiddie superhero musical Creating Rem Lezar. It’s a trip!
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One of you kind souls paid me to watch and write about 1978’s The Alien Factor, a micro-budgeted science-fiction horror movie that, to be brutally honest, is quite poor.
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I remembered the notorious Jim Carrey vehicle The Number 23 being staggeringly, mind-bogglingly awful but it’s somehow WAY Worse.
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Cult auteur Stuart Gordon made a bid for the mainstream without losing his personality and warped wit with the 1992 science fiction satire Fortress.
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Joe Dante followed up Gremlins with 1985’s delightful Explorers, a Spielbergian exploration of kids in space.
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One of you kindly sadists forced me to watch a movie that asks us to buy Kevin Costner as the kind of demented fuck who would "stick a live snake up a woman's coochie." Is Costner convincing as such a dark, lost soul? Read and find out!
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Stuart Gordon’s adaptation of Edgar Allen Poe’s The Pit and the Pendulum is very unfaithful and a lot of morbid fun.
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The Croods is boilerplate shiny, slick animated fare with a terrific lead voice performance by Nicolas Cage as the ultimate over-protective dad.
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