Troma films are their own special breed. At times they put the awful in awfully entertaining. The actors act their butt off putting so much enthusiasm in their delivery. That is the case in Rabid Grannies or more accurately Rabid Aunties. It’s quite the ride but can’t say I didn’t enjoy it. The movie begins […]
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I had a few friends who clued me in on the horror comedy Nothing But Trouble but I haven’t gotten around to seeing it until recently. It is such a wacky film from the mind of Dan Aykroyd and boasted a stellar cast with Aykroyd playing the sadistic judge along with appearances from Chevy Chase,
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Mockumentaries have taken on several different shapes and sizes throughout the years. Back in 1992, a super low budget indie film was released to festivals that was shocking and controversial for the time. When it was finally released worldwide, it was given an NC-17 rating and became a cult classic. ‘Man Bites Dog’ is the
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Celebrating the 50th anniversary of one of his most notorious works, trash-master director John Waters has partnered with The Criterion Collection to present a brand-new restoration of his film “Pink Flamingos.” It’s a film that was very hard to find and watch for a long time – especially since it’s not really available for streaming
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You have to love those classic ghost stories, especially ones like The Changeling. Full of scares, and also a murder mystery, this one will keep you curious what will happen next. The plot is about a pianist who recently suffered a horrendous lost and moves into a mansion that he discovers is haunted. He is
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A drunk man is on his way home from the bar one night to see his daughter for her birthday. On the way, he is attacked and kidnapped. He wakes up in a flat that he cannot exit – but it has cable television, fake windows, a functioning bathroom, and a door with a slot
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With the prequel coming out next month, I thought it appropriate to discuss Orphan. It is most famously known for its shocking reveal towards the end of the film yet still gets classified as an evil child movie. The plot sees a couple who tried having a baby but it was stillborn. To help cope
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Tod Browning was one of the original Universal horror directors, with his biggest hit being ‘Dracula’ in 1931, and dozens of other successful films under his belt during the decades prior. After his success with the godfather of Fangs, one year later he decided to do a more pulled back story – enter, ‘Freaks.’ ‘Freaks’
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Before he got famous for remaking The Mummy, Stephen Sommers was responsible for a cult classic horror known as Deep Rising. The film is about a cruise ship that is hijacked, and then becomes an all you can eat buffet for giant monstrous worms. This movie is goopy and gory as heck There are scenes
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