ATTACK OF THE KAIJU DAY: Big Freaking Snake (2023)
Something is causing the rattlesnakes in Southern California to mutate to enormous sizes, and it’s up to Dr. Kaye (Mercedes Peterson) to stop their growth before they destroy Los Angeles. And yes, Dustin Ferguson already made Rattlers 2, but sure, he’ll make it again. Most of the cast of the Ferguson movies show up. Dawna Lee […]
ATTACK OF THE KAIJU DAY: Jurassic Croc (2023)
Immortal Species is an OK title. Jurassic Croc sells. Nava is a botany student looking for a plant called a chalawan. He and his friends travel through the jungle to find it and you guessed it, most of them get masitcated by a man-eating crocodile. Look at this IMDB trivia and marvel that someone wastes […]
2025 Scarecrow Psychotronic Challenge Day 31: Halloween Fan Films: Halloween Nightfall (2023), Michael Myers: Absolue Evil (2016), The Nightmare Ends On Halloween II (2011)
31. I REMEMBER HALLOWEEN: This night, anything goes. I hate that in the new Halloween films, we’re told the sequels no longer exist, yet they’re still endlessly referenced. Sure, I could be happy with just watching the first two films, but every year, with every new Halloween, the movies that came before seem to get […]
THE IMPORTANT CINEMA CLUB’S SUPER SCARY MOVIE CHALLENGE DAY 24: Heard She Got Murdered (2023)
24. A Horror Film Directed by Charles Roxburgh At the end of Heard She Got Married, Mitch Owens (Matt Farley) has returned home from Nashville, and all his old friends have become enemies; the girls he once loved have married his friends. And to watch this — it’s streaming and doesn’t say that it’s a sequel, […]
GENREBLAST FILM FESTIVAL: SHORTS BLAST #2 // RETURN OF THE SCI-FANTASTIC
The best sci-fi and fantasy shorts GenreBlast has to offer. The Man That I Wave At (2025): Directed and written by Bob Hylan, this hit on something that I think about all the time. Sam Pamphilon keeps wondering why a neighbor, Marek Larwood, waves at him. They don’t know one another. How has he become so […]
Sizzlin’ Summer of Side-Splitters 2025: Beau Is Afraid (2023)
Sept 1-7 John Waters Best of the Year Week: To be fair, these movies aren’t ALL funny, but JOHN WATERS is funny. He’s become more of a writer and public commentator these days. Still, he helps keep the arthouse from taking itself too seriously with his annual top-ten lists, while celebrating the comically serious. I […]
GENREBLAST FILM FESTIVAL: SHORTS BLAST #1 // FOUNDERS FEAST
A selection of darkly humorous genre shorts that match Chad & Nate’s sensibilities perfectly. In Old Ranchos (2025): Directed by Matthew Lucas, who co-wrote the story with Patrick Flynn, this is the story of an old west lawman (Krymis J. Fernando) on the run who meets a seductive siren (Natalia Berger) who offers him a chance to […]
ARROW VIDEO BLU RAY RELEASE: Perpetrator (2023)
Directed and written by Jennifer Reeder, this is the tale of Jonny (Kiah McKirnan), a teenage girl living in a town where young women keep disappearing. Before she turns 18, her father sends her to live with Aunt Hilde (Alicia Silverstone) and undergo a family spell, the Forevering. Now, Jonny thirsts for blood and is […]
CHATTANOOGA FILM FESTIVAL 2025: Even More Dangerous Visions
My last round of shorts. Chickenboy (2024): When a lonely farmer accidentally makes a chicken-human hybrid by jerking off in the chicken coop, he must decide what their fate will be. Directed by and starring Matthew Rush — as both the farmer and the chickenboy — this is something else, a world where humans and chicken can […]
CHATTANOOGA FILM FESTIVAL 2025: WTF (Watch These Films)
Another round of shorts? Let’s watch them. Is That a Mime (2024): First off, yes, that is a mime. Second, if you encounter a mime in the park and it appears to be a killing machine, the chances are very good that, indeed, that mime is a killing machine. Directed and written by Phil Cheney, this film […]
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