Fear Street Part Three: 1666
(movie review) Please note: This review contains minor spoilers for Fear Street Part One: 1994 and Fear Street Part Two: 1978. Fear Street Part Three: 1666 is the third and … Continue Reading Fear Street Part Three: 1666
Halloween
(spoiler-free movie review) The original Halloween is a classic of horror cinema for good reason. Director John Carpenter crafted a suspenseful(and genuinely scary) slasher with a shoestring budget and an … Continue Reading Halloween
Fear Street Part Two: 1978
(movie review) Please note: This review contains minor spoilers for Fear Street Part One: 1994. Fear Street Part Two: 1978 is the second installment in a trilogy of films in … Continue Reading Fear Street Part Two: 1978
Shocktober Sale from Arrow Video Returns
(physical media spotlight) Arrow is one of my favorite boutique Blu-ray companies and their annual “Shocktober” sale just went live with huge discounts on cult classics. Head over to their … Continue Reading Shocktober Sale from Arrow Video Returns
Fear Street Part One: 1994
(spoiler-free movie review) Fear Street Part One: 1994 is the first in a trilogy of films in the slasher horror genre, released on Netflix over the course of three weeks … Continue Reading Fear Street Part One: 1994
Halloween Kills
(spoiler-free movie review) Halloween Kills delivers on it’s name with brutal carnage, courtesy of Michael Myers, but falls short in every other way. The story is a convoluted mess with … Continue Reading Halloween Kills
Phantasm
(spoiler-free movie review) Phantasm is a surrealistic journey that explores themes of loss and fear through the eyes of an adolescent boy, coping with the death of his parents. It’s … Continue Reading Phantasm
Upcoming Criterion Blu-ray Releases for January 2021
(physical media spotlight) January is upon us and with it comes four new entries into The Criterion Collection. There’s some interesting releases this month including a documentary about Bob Dylan … Continue Reading Upcoming Criterion Blu-ray Releases for January 2021
Upcoming Criterion Blu-ray Releases for November 2020
(physical media spotlight) November is here and with it comes five new entries into The Criterion Collection. There’s some solid releases this month including two(The Irishman and Moonstruck) that I’m … Continue Reading Upcoming Criterion Blu-ray Releases for November 2020
Ranking the Hotel Transylvania Movies from Worst to Best
The Hotel Transylvania movies are the perfect choice for family-friendly entertainment especially during the Halloween season. I already chronicled and rated every movie individually, so now it’s time to rank … Continue Reading Ranking the Hotel Transylvania Movies from Worst to Best
Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation
(spoiler-free movie review) Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation is another solid entry into this family-friendly series of animated movies. It was genuinely funny and full of memorable characters, voiced by … Continue Reading Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation
Motel Hell
(spoiler-free movie review) Motel Hell has everything I look for in a 1980’s horror flick. It’s funny, well-acted(mostly) and has an original concept. The pacing is swift and keeps the … Continue Reading Motel Hell
David Cronenberg’s Videodrome by Criterion
(physical media spotlight) Criterion brings Videodrome into the Collection with a beautiful new special edition. Lately I’ve been on a mission to collect all of David Cronenberg’s films and get … Continue Reading David Cronenberg’s Videodrome by Criterion
Videodrome
(spoiler-free movie review) David Cronenberg’s Videodrome is a hard movie to define. It’s a hallucinatory experience that explores media consumption, brutality, mind control and sexual violence. Ironically, this film is … Continue Reading Videodrome
Hotel Transylvania 2
(spoiler-free movie review) Hotel Transylvania 2 wasn’t quite as good as the first movie but it sill managed to deliver plenty of laughs. Most of the original cast return for … Continue Reading Hotel Transylvania 2
The House by the Cemetery
(spoiler-free movie review) Lucio Fulci’s The House by the Cemetery is a meandering haunted house movie that lacks in story but excels in atmosphere. The house is the true star … Continue Reading The House by the Cemetery
The Media Scroll 