I love anthology films, it’s always amazing what someone can do even with a restricted time. They give you something fresh in every story, normally ending up in some kind of supernatural climax, normally meaning they are hiding in your home or somewhere dark to terrify you and lead you …
Read More »My Cat From Hell: Mary Patel-Gallagher’s ‘MOUSER’ (2026) – Review
I had to put my foot in my mouth when I came into this movie. The plot seemed to pique my interest, and at first I asked why. A few moments into the voyage, there is always an eerie setting, even when the sunshine is a person who deals with …
Read More »Totally Bogus: Peter Hewitt’s ‘BILL AND TED’S BOGUS JOURNEY’ (1991) – Retro Review
Before we get into this, I just want to say that the movie came to me in one of the worst times of my life. I suffered a lot at this age; I had to grow up quickly, and it wasn’t very fun. However, here comes the good part. Bill …
Read More »East Bound and Down: Stephen King’s ‘MAXIMUM OVERDRIVE’ (1986) – Retro Review
I have many memories of growing up. Some weren’t that great, but I fell in love with rock and roll. It is like match, kerosene, boom, I am absolutely hooked. So much that I thank my mom and dad. However, when you add AC/DC into the mix, it’s a five-star …
Read More »Punk Is Dad: An Ode To Andrea Blaugrund Nevin’s ‘THE OTHER F WORD’ (2011)
30 years ago, my life changed forever; I was the nobody kid who found the beloved punk rock scene. I remember how it felt when I was told I was going to be a dad. I didn’t even know I wanted to be, because a kid would just hold me …
Read More »Life is a Highway: Bret Wood’s ‘HELL’S HIGHWAY’ (2026) – Review
When I entered high school, I got to see my first “mock accident,” Where there was a drunk driving accident on our football field. They brought in Medivac and more; it was a super uncomfortable feeling. The rest of the day was absurd. We at Grim Reaperock funeral, where parents …
Read More »Greetings From Camp Punksylvania 2026: Fine, It’s A Cult
I fell in love with punk rock at a really awkward time. Green Day hit the airwaves, but the scene took off in other ways, and everyone started to ruin the fun by calling others ‘posers and messing with them just because of different genre styles. And to me, that …
Read More »If you want blood, you got it! Natasha Tosini’s ‘BLOODLINE OF BATHORY’ (2026)
Natasha Tonisis film Bloodline of Bathory gave me an experience that felt alive in the current horror universe. With current and age-old kill scenes, the genre would be run by artistic abominations. Bloodline of Bathory gives that legendary and horrifying fable a new vision. We all remember running like hell …
Read More »Eat The Rich: Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia’s ‘RICH FLU’ (2024) – Movie Review
A lot of us think the rich are deserving of tragedy. I know my thoughts on the subject and side with the premise of the movie. What would happen to the world if the wealthy caught a virus exclusive to them? I call it karma, but who am I to …
Read More »House Guests From Hell: Kathleen Behun’s ’21 DAYS’ (2014) – Review
I happen to enjoy found footage a lot, especially when it’s ghosts or killer grandmas and so on. Kathleen Buhen’s 21 Days is a staple in my life that always keeps me loyal, so much so that it is number 4 in my top 10 movies I love. There is …
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