Cult Movies
Hell Night (1981): Deep Cuts
My first love occurred sometime in the early 80s when I discovered horror films. With a young mother going through college, I got to experience Spotlight, (which would later be bought out and replaced by […]
Retro Review
Retro Review
Review: Nightbeast (1982)
Who doesn’t love a good cheesy 80’s horror film? Let me introduce you to Nightbeast (1982). Directed by Don Dohler, not to mention it is also a Troma production, is the kind of movie you […]
Retro Review
Review: The Curse of the Cat People (1944)
If you’re a huge fan of the horror genre than you must be familiar or have at least heard of Cat People (1942) by the great Val Lewton. But how many of you are familiar […]
Cult Movies
The Pumpkinhead Franchise: A (Ch)Op-Ed
I have such fond memories of Pumpkinhead. I remember detesting the second one and never watching the other two. It’s such a simple story, and I never understood why we had to make it so […]
Op-Ed
The Wrong Turn Franchise Pt. 2: A (Ch)Op-Ed
The next four films rank among some of my favorite sequels. They amp up the story, the setting, the nudity, and the gore. They truly find their rhythm and figure out who they are and […]
Op-Ed
The Wrong Turn Franchise Pt. 1: A (Ch)Op-Ed
I have a soft spot for inbred killers. There’s just something about that special familial connection that can only be achieved by boning your cousin and giving birth to a crazed cannibalistic maniac. Whether it’s […]
Op-Ed
The Xtro Trilogy: A (Ch)Op-Ed Piece
The Xtro trilogy is a weird one. The first is such an underseen cult classic, and one that I am consistently recommending. And yet the next two are such pieces of shit. But are they […]
Retro Review
Rawhead Rex: Deep Cuts #27 (1986)
Rawhead Rex is one of those movies I feel like I have seen, but whether it was on Channel 11 some late night in the edited form, or I rented it as a youngin’, for […]
Retro Review
Skinner: Deep Cuts #26 (1993)
Skinner is a 1993 slasher film that keeps appearing on my recommendations list on Amazon, but I have been able to resist it for some time now. I came across it on my streaming website […]
Retro Review
Kill, Baby, Kill (1966): Deep Cuts #25
I have always been a fan of Lamberto Bava, so much, that I had decided to dabble in his father’s works. Kino Lorber had a sale on Blu-rays, and I picked up a few of […]