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BTK \ Dennis Rader \ film \ Kane Hodder \ Lisa Marie Bowman \ Michael Feiffer \ movie \ review
BTK (reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
One of the unfortunate things about being a self-appointed “film critic” is that the majority of the films that have been released over the past century are neither good nor bad. Instead, they’re simply “bleh.” Neither good enough to be memorable nor bad enough to be truly entertaining, a Bleh film sits in the gray […]
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Tucker and Dale VS. Evil
This film from 2010 mixes horror and comedy in a delightful way reminiscent of Sean of The Dead. This film takes common teen actors and teen slasher film actors like Jesse Moss [Dear Mr. Gacy, The Uninvited, Final Destination 3] and Katrina Bowden [30 Rock (TV), Piranha 3DD, The Shortcut] and pairs them with Tyler […]
Bruno Mattei \ film \ horror \ Lisa Marie Bowman \ movie \ Rats: Night of Terror \ review
Rats: Night of Terror (Reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
Can one scene make an otherwise thoroughly useless movie worth seeing? That was the question I was forced to ponder as I wrote this review of 1984‘s Rats: Night of Terror. Rats: Night of Terror opens in the 23rd century. As the result of a nuclear war, Earth has been transformed into a barbaric wasteland. While […]
Blue Sunshine \ film \ horror \ Jeff Lieberman \ Lisa Marie Bowman \ movie \ New Video Group \ Richard Crystal \ Synapse \ Zalman King
Blue Sunshine (Reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
Occasionally, on twitter, I’ll take part in the Drive-In Mob live tweet session. Every Thursday night, a group of exploitation, grindhouse, and horror film fans get together and watch the same film and, via twitter, provides their own running commentary track. It’s always terrific fun and a good opportunity to discover some films that you might […]
A Blade in the Dark \ film \ giallo \ horror \ Lamberto Bava \ Lisa Marie Bowman \ movie \ review
A Blade in the Dark (Reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
If you’re lucky, you remember your first time. I know I do. I was 17 years old and I was trying very hard to convince myself that I was an adult. It had been less than a year since I was first diagnosed as being bipolar and I was still struggling to understand what that […]
Alberto De Martino \ film \ Holocaust 2000 \ Kirk Douglas \ Lisa Marie Bowman \ movie \ review
Holocaust 2000 (reviewed by Lisa Marie Bowman)
Earlier this morning, while suffering from an annoyingly persistent case of insomnia, I decided to spend 2 hours watching a classic Italian horror film, Alberto De Martino’s oddly effective Omen rip-off, Holocaust 2000. In Holocaust 2000, Kirk Douglas plays a businessman who wants to build a gigantic nuclear power plant in the Middle East. There are a few problems with […]
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