I’ll admit that after buying the DVD for Joe Dante’s first contribution to the Master of Horror series, Homecoming, that I was not impressed with it at all. Most of your e-mails I got saying I’m to conservative and what have you, and that was my...
Alex Nicol’s directorial debut is typically considered as a candidate for Worst Film of All Time. However, Floyd Crosby’s cinematography disqualifies the flick from candidacy within the Top Five but the stillborn storyline, poor acting, and numerous non sequiturs...
Mr. Brett Piper. Good to see you again my friend. Oh by the way, I just witnessed Arachnia and man oh man. I could take it to a point with the Harryhuasen style stop motion animation but some of the character detail are a little off. Good flick but story line, needs...
“Scream for Me” is one messed up film, done with great style. Another well rounded great thriller from indie film director Christopher Allan Broadstone. I don’t know where to begin, “Scream for Me” is disturbing, and it’s one of...
In 1997, just a few weeks after its release, I can remember walking into a packed theater by myself, crammed between two loudmouthed teenage girls expecting to see another mediocre horror film. I was surprised that the theater was sold out. It was the middle of...
Unjustly cast alongside John McNaughton’s Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer, the only similarities that Jörg Buttgereit’s Schramm shares with its genre counterpart is that both pictures are, as NcNaughton’s subtitle succinctly states, intimate portraits of mass...
