Month: July 2018

Demons (1985)

They will make cemeteries their cathedrals and the cities will be your tombs. With that line, you know that what you’re about to watch better be the most mind-blowing horror film possible. Good news — Demons is all of that and then some, the kind of movie that has everything that I watch movies for. I can’t […]

Rabid (1977)

I’ve stayed away from talking about David Cronenberg movies on here because, well, better and smarter people have already done so. After all, there’s an entire zine devoted to discussing his works, House of Skin. And friend of the site Bill Van Ryn has already written an incredibly well-written appreciation of this one. But hey — I […]

Tourist Trap (1979)

According to It Came from the 80s!: Interviews with 124 Cult Filmmakers, Tourist Trap was originally going to be directed by John Carpenter. However, co-writer J. Larry Carroll was unhappy with how much he wanted, so he nominated his writing partner David Schmoeller (Puppetmaster and the movie that led to Please Kill Mr. Kinski, Crawlspace) to direct. Along the […]

Cam-Girl (2016)

Cam-Girl sounds like it’s going to be a sexploitation film. Instead, it’s a low budget thriller where one actress has to carry 99% of the running time by talking on the telephone. How does that work out? Gessica (Erin Cline) lives two lives. By day, she’s a student struggling to pay her mortgage and keep up with […]

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