Reviews

Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s ‘THE SAMURAI AND THE PRISONER’ (2026) – Movie Review

The Samurai and the Prisoner is a sweeping modern epic that will remind you of films like Seven Samurai and other great samurai films from that time period. Directed beautifully by Kiyoshi Kurosawa, the film makes you feel completely immersed in the time period of Japan in 1578. From the …

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Fred Dekker’s ‘NIGHT OF THE CREEPS’ (1986) Still Thrills Us – Retro Review

Growing up in the ’80s and ’90s was the best time to be a kid in my opinion. We had our share of cartoons, TGIF, video games, arcades, toys, malls, and movies. It was a simple time for a lot of us, a fond memory of things we didn’t think …

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Awkward Premonitions: Orin Black’s ‘THE BABYSITTER MURDERS: TIMING IS OFF’ (2024)

I always love short films because they can pack a big story into just 8-10 minutes. I still watch a lot of them, and I could piece very few together while still enjoying them. Let’s face it, some films were designed to attract you through a 2-hour runtime for a …

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Dave Green’s ‘COYOTE VS. ACME’ (2026) – Movie Review

Coyote Vs Acme is the funniest movie of the year, which is a total surprise knowing the infamous decision by WB to shelve this project years ago. Thanks to Ketchup Entertainment, we finally get to see the finished product, and it’s fantastic. It’s one of those movies that makes you …

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You Got the Touch: ‘TRANSFORMERS: THE MOVIE’ (1986) Revisited – Retro Review

When I was twelve, I was a huge Transformers mark, so I was beyond excited when I heard that they were making a movie. The day before school started my mom took me to a matinee to see it and I was just full of nervous energy and completely stoked …

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Back In the Family: Tobe Hooper’s ‘TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE 2’ (1986) – Retro Review

Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 is a movie that will always be in my heart. I still watch this film at least 20-30 times a year. It heals me, one big campy tale of an iconic killer with some humor and new characters. It’s more of a story with carnival tricks …

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