Kids (1995) – A raw, nihilistic odyssey through 24 hours of NYC teen hedonism. Disturbing, authentic, and brutally unforgettable. A cinematic hand grenade. #CultClassic #90sTimeCapsule
I'm willing to extend a little grace to the late-'80s/early-'90s doldrums of Italian horror cinema, if only because I know once-interesting directors were getting on in years, losing their edge, and s...
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In 1988, Roddy Piper starred in They Live, but that same year the wrestler also headlined a weird, cool postapocalyptic movie with mutant frogmen. Join me as we breakdown Hell Comes to Frogtown on today's episode of Grindhouse Gospel!
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MS. 45 began its rampage of revenge on this day in 1981. We discussed it with @horrornonna.com on GUIDE FOR THE FILM FANATIC:
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Few people know their genre cinema like Alexandra Heller-Nicholas, whose many, MANY books, essays, chapters and commentaries have been contextualizing and magnifying horror and exploitation for years…
It is crazy when I think I know "every" NYC film made, then RHYTHM THIEF (1994) crosses my path... The plot is pretty basic, a man named Simon (Jason Andrews), hustles bootleg concert tapes down on Ho...
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Sometimes, it is only the Japanese film makers who can bring the diabolic situations to our viewing screens. BINGO (2012) is one I came across and surprised I never heard of it. 25 condemned prisoners...
Always leery when I see "based on true events" on a film, so I went into ESCAPE FROM MOGADISHU (2021) with no expectations at all. It's 1990 and both North and South Korea have embassies in Somalia. B...
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