The title of the movie Quackser Fortune Has A Cousin In The Bronx fortunately does not overshadow the great amount of charm and humanity in the movie itself.

While George Kennedy is one of the stars, Death Ship isn’t a disaster movie. At least with the typical use of the term.

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You were expecting maybe something else? ANYTHING else??

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THE AMITYVILLE HAUNTING (2011)

…in which found footage reveals the fate of the latest bunch of idiots who just couldn’t say ‘no’ to a real-estate bargain…

This offering from The Asylum was sold as a documentary, cut together from video images found after the tragedy, which is why it has no credits.

Sure…that’s why…

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One of the final efforts by Crown International Pictures, Hunk takes the tale of Faust and tries to make it a comedy, though the filmmakers forgot to add the laughs.

Grabbing the viewer right from the start and keeping a firm grip right to the end credits, The Disappearance Of Alice Creed is a superb suspense drama.

The Crown International drive-in movie Tomboy inevitably fails because it tries to be too many things at once.

Thanks in part to a well written script, A Bucket Of Blood is above average for a Roger Corman production, mixing horror and laughs with good skill.

Drab efforts like Santee contributed to the virtual death of the western genre in the 1970s.

The giallo movie Strip Nude For Your Killer delivers the goods with both sex and violence.

Like most Hollywood remakes of foreign movies, The Man With One Red Shoe seems to have lost something in translation.