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
In the spring of 1989, a film that was supposed to make waves in the creature feature genre only made ripples. Critically lambasted, George P. Cosmatos’s Leviathan didn’t even make its budget back in theatrical revenues. It didn’t help that it was the year of
There’s no rest and relaxation for the terrorized couple featured in the tense 1989 Australian thriller Dead Calm. A time of recovery in grief becomes a fight for life when they come across a man with a dark secret. How will they survive in the middle
Enough life bars and cartoon characters. It's time for some real shit. A look at three classic "real" martial arts titles.
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Since the very dawn of video gaming, ever since the first of countless alien invasions and nameless ninja clan insurgencies, gamers and developers have all agreed on one thing: peace is nice, but it's incredibly boring. A common theme has emerged throughout electronic
In recent weeks, my emulator/ROM collection has expanded well into the Fifth Generation of video game consoles. I've been playing a lot of Mr. Driller and thinking hard about what my next article topic should be. The first notion I had, strengthened by
Since the Internet and emulation have become prevalent in gamers' lives (especially mine), I've had plenty of moments when I've been exposed to something that never left Japan and thought, “you know, this would have really done well in the West. It's a
Not too long ago, I took three NES titles I'd never seen before and played each one for a minimum of one hour. Then I shared my experiences with you folks via a lovingly crafted article on our internet computer website. As we
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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Sometime back in 2015 I told you about Wizards & Warriors, a well-remembered but ultimately so-so sword and sorcery title for the NES. The game did well at the retail counter, and was one
(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); It could be said that if you wanted to make a good profit with a video game, be it now or in the 80s or 90s, the “dragons and wizards” angle has never been