I love revival films. I love this idea of resurrecting a time period from cinema history and finding ways to cleverly and lovingly recre...

President Wolfman is less of a narrative and more of a film-making experiment. It asks the questions: Can a coherent AND entertaining ...

Jug Face is a tough film to breakdown and criticize. It is extremely well-made with what no one would refuse as an original story. It i...

The blinking cursor. It's been on the screen for a long time. Because I have no idea what to write. Because I have no idea what it i...

Finally debuting on DVD after its long (and probably unnoticed) absence, 1995's The Dark Dealer , the adult version of Nickelodeon&#...

An alcoholic cop with emotional baggage. Hooker with a heart of gold.  Low budget zombie movie. After a while, a concept eventu...

In the wake of her mother's death and her father's suicide, Sarah Black is being besieged with awful nightmares. Images of her ...

"The fruit and the feather fall at the same rate. One is crushed, and one is tickled by its fate." The world of fiction ...

The idea of the anti-Christ has been a huge part of the genre, at the very least, since the Christian timeline. Obviously I don’t just ...

I wish I were more familiar with H.P. Lovecraft. I’ve read only a sampling of his work – “Rats in the Walls” and “Re-Animator” – a...

Historical and classic literature remains with us to this very day, not just in their original textual form, but in other ways—re-rea...

Shitty Flicks is an ongoing column that celebrates the most hilariously incompetent, amusingly pedestrian, and mind-bogglingly stupid mov...