I can't believe that some critics said that this film was as violent as Hostel and Saw. What movie did they watch? This film has nothing on either of them. I don't think one scene where a girl's organs are taken out and a few other people are shot and killed with...

John Stockwell’s Turistas is the epitome of the standard horror film. Aside from the rote facets of the production, its plagiarism is subsequently counterbalanced when the director almost posits something of interest as he heavy-handedly delivers political commentary...

Uwe Boll is a director who is constantly taking heat for his style of filmmaking and his obsession with turning video games into movies. I don't play a lot of video games, so I didn't realize that some of his recent films were based on games until I received the...

The Toybox is a film that comes to us from overseas in the United Kingdom. While the movie is in fact a horror film, I personally see this movie having trouble catching the eye of Americans. The reason for this is that the movie has entirely too much British lingo and...

If your a filmmaker or a cinema buff, then you best know who Orson Welles is. If you don't know who he is then you best stop reading this review and go do some heavy research on the man, and then go to your local movie rental place and rent CITIZEN KANE. In the case...

We come to expect a narrative, with each successive sequel, to get progressively worse, the acting more decrepit, and the directing to be less and less existent. However, as paradoxical as it might be, with intentional B-movie fare this rule of thumb works to a...

When directors Michael Herz and Lloyd Kaufman set out to make a sequel for The Toxic Avenger, they wound up with over four hours of footage. Knowing that even the most die-hard Toxie fan might not survive the barrage of B-movie insanity, they decided to split the film...

Michael Herz and Lloyd Kaufman return with the follow-up to their dauntingly successful cult classic, The Toxic Avenger. Unfortunately, the satire isn’t as potent, the plot nearly as engaging, or the film nearly as satisfying as its forerunner. Aside from a handful of...

Troma Studios, a.k.a. the House that Toxie Built, is the renegade brainchild of Michael Herz and Lloyd Kaufman, the latter being the face of the company and, in appearance (as well as spirit), the lost brother of Mel Brooks (whilst housing serious strands of Cormian...

Here’s a pleasant surprise continuing the run of stand-out British horror films of the past few years (it’s OK, SPIRIT TRAP, we haven’t forgotten how shit you were). It’s a brisk, funny, riotously mean-spirited British taken on 80’s American supernatural slasher...

I saw the original Toolbox Murders a few years ago when it was first released on DVD and I enjoyed it. I figured if this so called "remake" (Which I can reassure you it's not a remake.) would probably be good. Well the movie is good for the most part. Do I like the...

There are obvious influences apparent throughout TOKYO ZOMBIE, from 80’s American horror comedies (the bickering male leads sometimes recall the comedy morgue workers in RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD) to SHAUN OF THE DEAD. It’s a peculiar mix of throwaway character...

Destined for (and deserving of) major cult status, this insanely energetic, barely definable follow-up to MACHINE GIRL for uber-inventive make-up effects genius Yoshihiro Nishimura (here taking directorial reins for the first time) displays more deranged imagination...

Alright so Troy is not a Horror or Sci-fi film, and some can argue that it's not a fantasy film either, but the reason for my review is that it has an ancient fantasy feel to it. I loved every second of Troy, so of the best fighting scenes I've ever seen, and some of...