MAUSOLEUM
Plenty stupid, but a reasonably entertaining time-passer
Plenty stupid, but a reasonably entertaining time-passer
A rare example of a film that justifies the oft-abused Ed Wood comparison
A little-known Spanish made post-apocalyptic drama, of primary interest due to its complete lack of dialogue
There was nobody else quite like the recently deceased Terence Stamp
A bio-thriller that could, and should, have been lots better
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
Yes, this film is pretty awful, but I’m sure you’ve figured that out already
My first-ever horror movie viewed on a big screen, which explains why I like this film as much as I do
I’ll confess I was hoping this 1986 “LITTLE RASCALS of the future” bummer would improve with age. It hasn’t.
A gossipy memoir by one of the main architects of the movie apocalypse that occurred in the late 1970s and early 80s