THE LAST FRANKENSTEIN
This 1992 Japanese production is that rarity of rarities: a successful attempt at reimagining a classic story
This 1992 Japanese production is that rarity of rarities: a successful attempt at reimagining a classic story
An eccentric cold war drama boasting flawless performances and a uniquely chilling atmosphere of creeping doom
This film, about a blackout that brings out the worst in the residents of an American city, was ignored during its initial 1996 release
Movies don’t come much rougher than this BBC production, an unblinking depiction of the effects of a nuclear war upon a British community
The apocalyptic DOOMSDAY is mindless, trashy, derivative and furiously entertaining—and in the end isn’t that the whole point?
Let’s hope this bleak and alarming film, about terrorists who cripple L.A. by detonating “dirty bombs,” is far-fetched scaremongering—because if not then we’d best head for the fallout shelters ASAP!
Definitely one of the most unique killer bug movies ever, an insect documentary done up as an apocalyptic thriller that manages to locate the best worlds of both
One of the unfortunate realities of being a movie buff, especially a bad movie buff, is running into—or better yet, stepping in—“films” like those listed below
What made the late novelist/screenwriter Richard Matheson great? A number of factors, I’d say
In recent weeks a standout 2009 film was released on DVD: THE ROAD