The Panther Squad (1984)
Yes, I realize that this is not a Full Moon film, but they carry it in their online store and on their streaming platform and I’m quite frankly exhausted by all the puppets and bongs and miniature killers and DeCoteau movies and when I saw Sybil Danning on the poster, teenage me said, “We need […]
Dollman (1991)
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Sean Collier is a writer and movie critic. Listen to his podcast, The Number One Movie in America, on all major podcast apps. Follow him on Twitter for more reviews: @seancollierpgh How can a movie about a hardass vigilante extraterrestrial — who happens to be about 13 inches tall, and is in possession […]
Interview with Shawn Kelley, director of My Father’s Brothers
Earlier this week, we discussed My Father’s Brothers, a documentary about the journey that filmmaker Shawn Kelley’s father and seven survivors went through after one life-changing battle in Vietnam. Now, we’ve had the opportunity to discuss the film with him and wanted to share it with you. B&S About Movies: I’ve read that this film was […]
Trancers 6 (2002)
If you can’t get Tim Thomerson, use stock footage or have him jump into the body of his daughter Josephine (Zette Sullivan). Oh Full Moon, you are as cheap as you are sometimes loveable. The Trancers are just as deadly, but you know, Jack’s a girl now. Or old footage. But mostly a lady. We […]
Trancers 5: Sudden Deth (1994)
Except for a cameo in the excoriable Evil Bong, this would be the last time that Tim Thomerson would play Jack Deth. Yes, there’s a sixth movie and we’ll get to that soon enough, but this is his swan song. Jack is trying to find his way home from the other-dimensional world of Orpheus, which is […]
S**t & Champagne (2021)
There’s not too many films that sell me within a minute of its two minute trailer with a want, no, a need, to see the movie it shills. Oh, do I ever want to stream this movie. If Quentin Tarantino decided to make another retro-homage to his video store memories of old — only trading […]
My Childhood, My Country: 20 Years in Afghanistan (2021)
Talk about a release that’s of the moment. My Childhood, My Country: 20 Years in Afghanistan was made by Phil Grabsky (who produced and directed several of the Exhibition On Screen films and an early version of this story called The Boy Mir in 2011) and Shoaib Sharifi (who has worked on several films in Afghanistan) to tell the […]
HipBeat (2020)
When asked of how HipBeat was inspired, director Samuel Kay Forrest said, “HipBeat is based on true events from my sibling’s experiences as well as myself and friends. It is a fictional narrative scripted film that has moments of realism because we really shot at protests in the film and trains. Everything else in the film […]
Subspecies 4: Bloodstorm (1998)
Remember how Radu fell off a castle, landed in a tree and burned up? Well, he was able to make it out alive just as everyone else from the last movie died in a car crash except for, of course, Michelle, who is saved by Ana, who takes her to the mysterious Dr. Nicolescu, who […]
The Wife in the Window (2003)
I was thinking that this movie was worse than some of the sub-VCA adult films that I endured in my teens, back in the days before gonzo when every single porn had to actually have a story that you suffered through. This all makes sense when watching this movie, because I could tell that Bill […]
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