The goofiest VHS horrors seem to always be occupational-based: “The Dentist”, “The Ice Cream Man”, and now, “The Carpenter”. A formerly institutionalized woman moves …continue reading The Daily Dig: The Carpenter (1988)
There may not be much to laugh about when it comes to the pandemic. But if anyone can find the funny in the horror …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Corona Zombies (2020)
My love for the killer toy sub-genre was born in the aisles of the video store, and here are four of my favorite VHS-era …continue reading The Four-Front of Horror: 4 Essential Killer Toy Films
From his first film in ’77, “Crash!”, Charles Band has been making utterly insane movies for decades — and you can see where it all …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Crash! (Charles Band, 1977)
“Lurking Fear” is a very liberal adaptation of an H.P. Lovecraft short story that features some notable genre actors and a weak script. Fresh …continue reading The Daily Dig: Lurking Fear (1994)
A post-apocalyptic pseudo-Western starring a fresh-faced Demi Moore and slug-like hand puppets, this didn’t quite predict 1992 correctly. In the aftermath of atomic fallout, …continue reading The Daily Dig: Parasite (1982)
An exercise in absurdity, it’s hard to hate what you see — and not sure it’s possible to love it — but “The Creeps” is …continue reading The Daily Dig: The Creeps (1997)
An all-out, black comedy that hides difficult subject matter with absurdity, exaggeration, and zombies — and pulls no punches with violence. Three teens are …continue reading The Daily Dig: Shrunken Heads (1994)
This could easily be another 70’s B-movie throwaway, but the star power of Christopher Lee and some memorable moments make it worth a watch. …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: End of the World (1977)
Like an 80’s VHS Horror version of “The Expendables”, “The Dungeonmaster” gathered renowned, low budget cult filmmakers for a single effort. A man with …continue reading The Daily Dig: The Dungeonmaster (1984)