The Halloween month is once again upon us and I'm digging into my pile of unwatched horror films I've amassed over the year(s). This year its looking like I've got a large amount of Code Red releases as well as many older and
Once again, the season of Halloween is here. My goal this year is to get through 31 movies I haven't seen (or sat through entirely) from my collection. Judging by the list I have made so far, there are going to be more good than bad but hopefully
I decided to try and get through as many of my unwatched blurays as possible for the month of October, specifically horror movies. It looks like they compromised about 1/3rd of my unwatched collection, so it seemed like a good time to go on a horror bender. Most of
The film All the Boys Love Mandy Lane has been languishing in release-push-back-hell for many years now. It was supposed to be theatrically released way back in 2007 by the Weinstein Company, but then when Grindhouse was released and it ended up as a relative failure in the box office,
The film Easy Rider isn't easy to start a discussion on because most people that even talk about it haven't actually seen the movie or even know what it is about. Of course, people think it's a film purely about driving motorcycles around. While
Beginning my journey through Code Red DVD's back catalogue I stumbled upon this flick on ebay and couldn't pass it up. I'd seen a trailer for it awhile ago and it looked like cheesey fun. With a title like Horror High, the expectations were
Gushing over one of the greats in the specific horror sub-genre of zombie movies such as the aptly named film Zombie is almost too easy for me. It would be difficult to find a horror fan that hasn’t seen this film already or at least seen clips of some
It's hard to go into viewing a film with a completely blank slate and no preconceived notions about what the film is about to present to you. From finding out about this project a few years ago over at Aintitcool.com, I was nothing but skeptical. The film
Cameron Crowe's newest film, We Bought A Zoo, is interesting in that it really has all of the ingredients to make a great film, but falls only slightly short. Crowe has had a very varied output over the years. Great films like Jerry Macquire and Almost Famous are
I was perusing through some options on netflix late last night and stumbled across this film. The Final Countdown was something I'd been curious about for a long time because Blue Underground had put it out on a special edition DVD many years ago, and I tended to
Wow. I've seen the film Children of Men, directed by Alfonso Cuaron, many times before, and it never ceases to instill a sense of amazement upon each viewing. Recently I found the Bluray for $8 and couldn't resist picking it up. So last night I popped