TALES OF THE THIRD DIMENSION
An eighties horror anthology narrated by a skeleton and originally released in 3-D
An eighties horror anthology narrated by a skeleton and originally released in 3-D
Sam Raimi’s first pure horror film in over two decades was this fun popcorn movie
You probably know this film in truncated form as part one of the THREE…EXTREMES anthology. At its full 90-minute length the film has a real sense of style, not to mention a fair amount of gut-level grotesquerie
This is, quite simply, the CITIZEN KANE of killer fridge movies
Another movie that seemed quite cool upon its initial release in the early 1990s but has lost much of its luster in the ensuing decades
I know many of you hold this film in high regard, but to me it’s the essence of pseudo-cult moviemaking: annoying, overwrought and obnoxiously self-satisfied
A memorably twisted black comedy from the nineties, executive produced by Quentin Tarantino and starring the shamefully underrated Angela Jones
So-so PG-rated comic book horror scripted by Stephen King and directed by George Romero
A true classic of Japanese cult cinema, a stunningly twisted black comedy that takes on suburban life in eighties-era Japan by spoofing American sitcoms of the time
One of the most notorious flops of the nineties, an overly expensive, under-conceived Tim Burton-esque concoction from writer/director Dan Aykroyd