Some movies you can tell are really bad even before watching them. They Went That-A-Way & That-A-Way is one of these movies.

Touching and funny, the independently made comedy-drama The Personals cries out for being released on DVD and Blu-ray.

The science fiction movie Cyber Tracker is a good looking but otherwise surprisingly lame offering from PM Entertainment.

Although I do need to get a bunch of repair work done on my left knee…

Child’s Play (1988), in which getting the thing you want most for your birthday kind of sucks sometimes…

Madman (1980), which completes the informal trilogy of early-80’s slasher flicks rooted, to one extent or another, in the legend of Cropsey…

She (1935), in which a more relatable Leo Vincey has an altogether less reprehensible reason to venture into the kingdom of She Who Must Be Obeyed…

She (1965), in which She Who Must Be Obeyed goes looking for Leo Vincey for once…

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Trick or Treat (1986), a movie I’d certainly have included in my Satanic Panic theme update a few years ago, if only I’d been able to remember what it was called.

An enthusiastic cast populates the comedy Billie, and their energy almost makes up for the fact that the script they are working with isn’t all that funny.

A downbeat but compelling look into society’s criminal underbelly, The Nickel Ride is a drama that is ripe for rediscovery.

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Before we get started, I would just like to say that INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING SUCKS.

And now, our feature presentation—

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THE CREEPING FLESH (1973)

…finds Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee playing half-brothers, both scientists: the latter the head of a mental hospital, who finds in his patients an excellent source of experimental subjects; the former a biologist and anthropologist who discovers a skeleton which he believes could be the key to freeing the world of evil.

You may be surprised to learn who the villain is…

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Everybody in front of and behind the camera in Red Sun Rising obviously worked very hard, and the result is a solid actioner.

You are probably asking: If House Of The Long Shadows has in its cast John Carradine, Peter Cushing, Vincent Price, and Christopher Lee, why is it so obscure? Well, the four stars are in fine shape, but the rest of the movie…

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THE ABOMINABLE SNOWMAN (1957)

Some serious science fiction from Hammer about a scientist who joins an expedition searching for the legendary Yeti, and ends up finding a lot more than he expected…

Scripted by Nigel Kneale, this low-key, thoughtful drama has much to say about Mankind’s place in the world and his claim to be the dominant species—finally concluding (as if we ever doubted it) that Home sapiens really, really sucks…

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