The Black Report (1963)
This is the second Yasuzô Masumura movie I’ve watched this week, a director whose work that until now I’d never explored. The next case of Akira Kido (Ken Utsui) will determine whether or not he has earned a promotion. In this film, unlike American movies, the case within court is all that matters. With elements […]
Alien Addiction (2018)
Riko lives in Waikato, New Zealand, which is as close to the middle of nowhere as it gets. While nearly every day is the same, things change when two aliens land and become his friends. However, an alientologist has been hunting the extraterrestrials and wants to reveal them to the world. Alien Addiction was written […]
The Black Raven (1943)
Yep! It’s time for more screeching horns n’ strings and shaky, washed out, black and white images (and va-voom, Wanda McKay!) in another dark and stormy night murder mystery. The last time, we were at the Rogues’ Tavern, then the haunted Fal Vale Junction train station, courtesy of our reviews for The Rogues’ Tavern and […]
The Atomic Brain (1963)
Also known as Monstrosity, this is one of the first movies where decay is given as the reason for the diminished intelligence of zombies. It also features plenty of people better known for other things, like narrator Bradford Dillman, Commerical pitchman Frank Gerstle and Marjorie Eaton, who played the original Emperor in The Empire Strikes Back before the special […]
Can’t Hardly Wait (1998)
Ah, the late 1990’s, when teen comedies came back for a while. What a simpler time than today, trapped in our homes and constantly waiting for he inevitable next chapter of the end of all things. Or something, right? This is where the career of so many of your favorite stars began. You can literally […]
Triple Fisher: The Lethal Lolitas of Long Island (2012)
Back in 1992, the news cycle was dominated by Amy Fisher, a sixteen-year-old girl who had an affair with auto mechanic Joey Buttafuoco, the auto mechanic who had continually fixed her car. As their affair reached its close, she ended up heading to his wife’s house and shot her in the head twice. Somehow, Mary […]
Memorial Valley Massacre (1989)
Sometimes, the right movie comes along at just the right time. This would be that movie. Today would be that day. Memorial Valley Massacre — also known as Valley of Death, also known as Son of Sleepaway Camp (complete with the music cues from Sleepaway Camp and hardcore penetration footage) — was released beyond the golden years of the […]
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