Day of the Dead

Day of the Dead

You wont find George A Romero’s name on this alleged “remake” of his same-titled 1985 modern masterpiece though, given the great man’s association-by-proxy to recent tripe like CREEPSHOW 3 and DAY OF THE DEAD II : CONTAGIUM, he’s probably grateful for this fact. In...
Day of the Dead

Day of the Dead

“There are those who you can’t get ’em away from the first one [Night of the Living Dead]. Then there’s those who celebrate and party with Dawn of the Dead. Then there’s those real trolls who like Day of the Dead,” so says Romero of his zombie fanbase. Yes, Night of...
I, Zombie: A Chronicle of Pain

I, Zombie: A Chronicle of Pain

The title of Andrew Parkinson’s directorial debut evokes images of his central figure as a tyrannical leader of a horde, or even nation, of malicious zombies, all of which (but primarily the dictator himself), housing a propensity for wrath and a proclivity to inflict...

I Was A Teenage Frankenstein

Frankenstein films are like Shakespeare, even bad ones offer something by default. As such, Herbert Strock’s I was a Teenage Frankenstein is no exception. Not only is it a good pop culture, B-movie rendition of the Frankenstein tale that is far better than it should...
It Waits

It Waits

“It Waits” is one of those films that’s hard to define as being good and bad. From a filmmaking point of view the film is visually stunning, however from a scriptwriters point of view and a fan’s point of view the plot and story that go along...
It’s Alive

It’s Alive

A redundant straight to DVD remake from the Boaz Davidson / Avi Lerner schlock factory, this has interesting opening titles that boast 1) a production credit for Amicus Films and 2) a co-screenwriter credit for original creator Larry Cohen. (Interesting because 1)...