Stormy Monday is a beautiful film that does nothing to convince the audience that it is all that good. In fact, the film is pretty bad, and not even the actors can save the film.

Whenever anyone thinks of Blaxploitation, they think of crappy filmmaking, horrible acting, and the boom mic showing up in every shot. While some other Blaxploitation films have these "qualities" to them, the film that they are referring to is Dolemite and, while you think that the film is terrible, it has more heart tha…

Fred Olen Ray is a filmmaker that makes all kinds of films. Lately he has been making Steven Seagal films that are sequels to films that came out in the 90's. Still, the man is not above making garbage and Alienator fits that bill. I found the film to be really, really boring with some of the blandest and most annoying charact…

The Mummy is a decent horror film that actually makes the Mummy scary. The blu-ray from Lionsgate U.K. is great in the audio/video department, but the special features are a bit unfocused.

Even though very few saw the film in the theater, The Belko Experiment is very good film that surpassed my expectations and entertained me for an hour and a half. The film is funny, sad, horrific, violent, bloody, and poignant. It may not be an important film, but it sure as hell a damn good one.

Lionsgate has finally given the fans what they have been asking for for the longest time: An unrated version of Return of the Living Dead 3 in 1080p. With the Vestron Collector's Series, Lionsgate has done just that.

Top to Bottom is a series that I run over at Letterboxd where I do a run down of a director's films from best to worst (or Top to Bottom) Today we are going to be taking a look at the films of Peter Jackson, the New Zealander who broke into American cinemas with 1994's Heavenly Creatures and the hit the motherload by …

Sgt. Kabukiman N.Y.P.D. may not be the best Troma film ever (I am looking at you Tromeo and Juliet), but that doesn't make it a bad film. It still has enough going for it to make it an entertaining film.

Blind Fury is a solid action film highlighted by an amazing fight scene between Rutger Hauer and Sho Kosugi. Silent Rage is a wannabe slasher film starring Chuck Norris. White Line Fever is your typical "Man Against the Establishment" film highlighted by a really good performance by Jan Michael Vincent.

We are well into 2017 and I am just catching up on all of the films from 2016. Having seen what I have wanted to see, and a lot that I didn't, I have finally compiled my list of my favorite films of 2016.

For all that is done well in the film, Madhouse is a mess of a film, one that wants to scare us, but fails to do so. That being said, Madhouse is not a total waste of a film. There are some scenes that play very well and the dog is used very well. Arrow has done a nice job with the film, all things considered.

I want everyone to note that there are a massive amount of spoilers in this article. I didn't want to do it, but I felt that to get my point across I needed to talk about events that happen in latter episodes. You have been warned.