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 The Spook Who Sat by the Door (1973) This month’s movie pick is probably in bad timing. But, “f*ck all that feelings sh*t”. This movie is probably not to some of yous taste or interest. You will probably be entertained or annoyed or you just might

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  How is this not a Troma film? Flesh Eating Moms directed by: James Martin. Starring: Robert Lee Oliver, Donatella Hecht, Neal Rosen, Valorie Hubbard and Marie Michaels. Year of release: 1988 Runtime : 88 min / 1.85:1 Pardon my French but “these b*tches is crazy”. What

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RETRO MOVIE of the Month : DECODER (1984) directed by Muscha & starring: FM Einhert a.k.a. Mufti (Einstürzende Neubauten), Bill Rice (The Offenders (1980), The Big Blue (1988), Manhattan Love Suicides 1985, Coffee&Cigarettes), Christiane F., Genesis P-Orridge (Throbbing Gristle, Psychic-TV) and featuring William S. Burroughs

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Retro Movie Review: SNEAKERS (1992) I am breaking night again. Sleepless and restless yet bored and tired of the hamster wheel of square living; lost in the ether of the surface web again. I’m just here vegetated and binging on information and entertainment to numb the

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George Lucas and Steven Spielberg returned to epic adventure three years after the critical and commercial success of Raiders of the Lost Ark with 1984’s Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. What resulted reverberates down to the present. Though it was the top-grossing film

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Warning: This OVA might depict situations and themes that may not be suitable for anyone under the age of 16 or born under a rock and satin sheets. How's everyone doing out there? Are you doing well or just getting by during yet another disastrous presidential

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Shin Masked Rider (2023)   Back from the ether and here on the nostalgia streets with another bundle of retro content to think back on. Currently streaming on Amazon Prime is the recent film by Hideaki Anno (Evangelion, Shin Ultraman, Shin Godzilla) and the newest live-action interpretation of

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In high spirits and high regards, I recommend this new film from the Mase Brothers. 2023's DRAGON COP is, in the words of it's creators, "A love letter to 80's/90's Hong Kong and U.S. martial arts movies". And it succeeds in doing so. I can't tell

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