Ninja Cheerleaders (2008)
April (Ginny Weirick), Courtney (Playboy model Trishelle Cannatella) and Monica (Maitland McConnell, Curse of Chucky) are the Ninja Cheerleaders and they must rescue their sensei Hiroshi (oh my, George Takei) from mafia boss Victor Lazzaro (Michael Paré) — who once owned the go-go club that Hiroshi bought in a tax auction — and his dark […]
APRIL MOVIE THON 2: Darkness Surrounds Roberta (2008)
April 26: American Giallo — Make the case for a movie that you believe is an American giallo. This Italian/German/American — yes, I am cheating on the American Giallo theme — giallo comes from some of the same people who made 5 Dead On A Crimson Canvas. Shot in Florence, Italy, it concentrates on Roberta Parenti (Yassmin […]
APRIL MOVIE THON 2: Den-D (2008)
April 4: Remake, remix, ripoff — A shameless remake, remix or ripoff of a much better known movie. Allow your writing to travel the world (we recommend Italy or Turkey). Mikhail Porechenkov is Ivan, who let’s face it, is John Matrix, because this movie is pretty much a shot for shot remake of Commando minus, you know, […]
DEAF CROCODILE STREAMING AND BLU RAY COLLECTION: The Time-Bending Mysteries of Shahram Mokr
Deaf Crocodile Films — who released the amazing Solomon King on blu ray this year — has also released four feature films by acclaimed Iranian filmmaker Shahram Mokri on demand for U.S. audiences. The four films will be available on Amazon, iTunes and Projectr and tell the stories of aerial killers, kite flyers, vampires and arsonists who […]
Bachelor Party 2: The Last Temptation (2008)
Made 24 years after Bachelor Party and having nothing at all to do with it, this was directed by James Ryan and written by Neal Israel, Pat Proft and Jay Longino from a story by Bob Israel. Ron (Josh Cooke) is going to marry Melinda (Sara Foster), as long as he makes it through the bachelor […]
DISMEMBERCEMBER: The Children (2008)
Directed and written by Tom Shankland from a story by Paul Andrew Williams, The Children is a low budget British holiday horror movie that stunned me: it takes no prisoners, it goes places few movies are brave enough to defy cringe and convention. Casey (Hannah Tointon) wanted a holiday away from her mother (Eva Birthistle), stepfather […]
Lost Boys: The Tribe (2008)
There had been plans to make a sequel to The Lost Boys since that movie opened and original director Joel Schumacher had wanted to do a sequel called The Lost Girls before the announcement of this film, one he had nothing to do with and thought was a bad call. Hans Rodionoff originally wrote a script […]
PITTSBURGH MADE: Two John Russo make-up docs
Man, Tubi is filled with the work of John Russo, including these two docs: Monster Make-Ups With Dick Smith (1989): Dick Smith is the godfather of monster make-up and best known for his work on Little Big Man, The Godfather, The Exorcist, House of Dark Shadows, Taxi Driver, Scanners and Death Becomes Her. He was an early pioneer […]
MILL CREEK DVD RELEASE: Through the Decades: 2000s Collection: Baby Mama (2008)
Kate Holbrook (Tina Fey) is a woman who put her career above her life. Angie Ostrowski (Amy Poehler) has a life that’s a party that she plans on only slowing down to make money by giving birth to Kate’s child. The truth is that Angie never planned on having that baby and was going to […]
Anvil! The Story of Anvil returning to theaters!
EDITOR’S NOTE: Utopia, Abramorama and Portobello Electric have partnered to release the remastered documentary, Anvil! The Story of Anvil for a special one-night engagement in 200 theaters nationally on September 27th with select extended theatrical runs through October at National Circuits including AMC and Regal Cinemas. The rerelease is timed to the film’s 13th year anniversary and […]
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