THE LAST SEDUCTION
An interesting take on the femme fatale trope, with a true performance for the ages by Linda Fiorentino
EXPLORERS
In the summer of 1985, when it seemed like every movie release involved teenagers engaged in elaborate adventure/sci fi scenarios, EXPLORERS was the odd film out
FRANKENSTEIN ISLAND
Yes, this film is pretty awful, but I’m sure you’ve figured that out already
THE LOST WORLD (1925)
The grandaddy of monster mash cinema!
ROCK ‘N’ ROLL HIGH SCHOOL
Mindless, nonsensical and dopey are adjectives that adequately describe this Roger Corman production, but it’s also so much damn fun that, frankly, who cares about any of those things?
DISNEY’S SNOW WHITE
The biggest flop of all time?
SATURDAY THE 14th
My first-ever horror movie viewed on a big screen, which explains why I like this film as much as I do
SOLARBABIES
I’ll confess I was hoping this 1986 “LITTLE RASCALS of the future” bummer would improve with age. It hasn’t.
STIGMA
A shockingly low-key grindhouse feature, starring a debuting Philip Michael Thomas
CANADIAN BACON
The last film appearance by the late John Candy and the first (and only) fictional film directed by Michael Moore. It plays exactly as you’d expect it to.