There's something about a trio of women who know how to put men in their place. It's not exactly a compelling idea, but it's sure to tickle your fancy if you're looking for some thrills, so I can't really knock..
I don't know what I would do if I were experiencing delirium. I never really thought about it, let alone considered the possibility. Perhaps I will at some point, but nonetheless, I'm glad I didn't become delirious during my viewing,..
Johnny and James do another spotlight episode on zombie legend George A. Romero.
I don't suppose I would've enjoyed living in Romania during World War II. Still, there is something about an unassuming village that serves as the backdrop of a mysterious fortress that attracts a posse of Nazis. They don't know what..
In their first Double Feature, Johnny and James get bloodthirsty with a vampire double-bill. First, it's the Dave Carradine/Bruce Campbell starring Sundown: The Vampire in Retreat (1989), and then the bigger-budget John Carpenter-directed Vampires (1998) starring James Woods.
Johnny and James checkout the most recent entry on their list with Scott McQuaid's B-movie throwback Space Ninjas (2019). Wait, Dirk Benedict is in this??!!
I'm not sure what Dr. Seuss would think of his beloved creation terrorizing a town and threatening to ruin Christmas. Perhaps he's turning over in his grave or maybe he's relived that The Grinch has new life. It's hard to..
Johnny and James slap some parts together to create Frankenhooker (1990), Frank Henenlotter's cult favourite.
I don't know what I would do if I had an island all to myself. I'll have to give it some thought, but for now I'll just say that Dr. Moreau's island is a fascinating yet dangerous locale. Surely the..
Inheriting a mansion only to find that it's haunted now—there's something that doesn't happen every day. Surely Amelia is getting the deal of a lifetime, though I can't imagine she's planning on keeping the rotting corpse that her aunt keeps..