TUBI ORIGINAL: Twisted House Sitter 2 (2023)
At the end of Twisted House Sitter, this sequel starts with Alicia (Crystal-Lee Naomi) surviving prison until she fakes a stomach virus that seemingly kills her. I mean, she’s already gotten over being stabbed by a corkscrew at the end of the first movie. Prison doctor Tyler (David Vaughn) has set up a drug that just […]
Night Gallery Season 3 Episode 4: Rare Objects
Originally called “Collector’s Items” — a title that spoils the surprise — this episode of Night Gallery feels like it almost belongs on The Twilight Zone. Directed by Jeannot Szwarc and written by Rod Serling, “Rare Objects” is the story of August Kolodney (Mickey Rooney), an organized crime figure who is barely surviving all of the attempts […]
Junesploitation 2023 recap
This is the third year I’ve participated in the F This Movie! month-long event. I made it again! Here are this year’s movies: Teenagers: Riot in Juvenile Prison Monsters: Monster SeaFood Wars Poliziotteschi: Mafia Junction Cars: Ferat Vampire ‘90s Action: Kickboxer the Champion Free Space: I’m a Zombie, You’re a Zombie, She’s a Zombie Slashers: Night Screams Cannon: Girls of the White Orchid […]
KINO LORBER BLU RAY RELEASE: The Experts (1989)
Travis (John Travolta) and Wendell (Arye Gross) are clubgoers who get hired and taken to Indian Springs, Nebraska to teach the town the modern ways of life before their first nightclub opens. They make big changes, because everything is stuck in the 50s, and soon are even dating two locals, Bonnie (Kelly Preston) and Jill […]
Junesploitation: Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning (2012)
June 30: Junesploitation’s topic of the day — as suggested by F This Movie— is Sequels! We’re excited to tackle a different genre every day, so check back and see what’s next. There’s no reason why sixth Universal Soldier movie is so good. There’s also no reason why it goes so hard, because this is an […]
Chattanooga Film Festival Red Eye #7: Necronomicon: Book of the Dead (1993)
H. P. Lovecraft (Jeffrey Combs!) tells his cabby (Brian Yuzna) to wait outside the monastery — he’s got a Necronomicon to find. As he races to find a copy before the monks stop him, he’s locked inside a room where he gets to discover the future through the book. The first story, “The Drowned,” is loosely […]
Chattanooga Film Festival Red Eye #4: The Divine Enforcer (1992)
Robert Rundle is a maniac. Seriously, who knew that the director of Cybernator and Run Like Hell— as well as scarecrow #1 in Dark Harvest, ninja guard #1 in Big Sister 2000 and Bo Stompkins in Raw Energy — and writers Randall Frakes (Rollerblade, Hell Comes to Frogtown) and Tanya York (Frogtown II) would be able to create such a […]
Chattanooga Film Festival: Space Happy: Phil Thomas Katt and the Uncharted Zone (2023)
Director Louis Crisitello has created this documentary all about Pensacola musician Phil Thomas Katt, whose show The Uncharted Zone has built and encouraged a scene all its own. I didn’t know anything about this music, these videos or the man himself, but this film was plenty of fun and made me want to know more. Known […]
Chattanooga Film Festival: The Legend of Mexman (2023)
Germán Alonso is trying to finish his first movie, Mexman, but he’s battling with the documentary crew following him, trying to get taken seriously as a filmmaker and dealing with fickle love. Directed and written by Josh Polon, I got the idea that yes, Germán is a genius and makes incredible shorts and puppets. When producer […]
Chattanooga Film Festival: Subject (2022)
Instead of going to jail, Willem (Stephen Phillips) takes a different sentence, in which he has to stay all alone in an isolated facility. Phillips takes on so much in this, because he’s largely on screen all by himself for the entire run time. While watching the monster, Willem reflects on his life, like how […]
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