Tag Archives: B-Movie
He 1980’s were a pretty daft decade. They were a hybrid of big hair, neon colours, drum machines and plagiarism. No sooner would a big budget movie get its theatrical release than a slew of imitators would appear on the VHS market. In this case it was the success of Gremlins which initiated the likes [...]
All of this is definitely an attributing factor to the fact that we allow films like ‘Tales from the Crapper’ to be made. This film is horrible in almost every sense of the word, but it’s also fantastic.
There’s nothing like a double feature, especially in the cinema or (if you’re lucky) at one of the few remaining Drive in Theatres. It’s something that most of us replicate at home, watching movies in endless succession as the very concept of sleep begins to elude you completely. No? Well, maybe that’s just me then. [...]
Regular visitors to this site may have read the recent article about Roger Corman’s production company which was set up in the West of Ireland in the late 1990’s and ran until the early 2000’s. I am making it my mission to seek out as many of these disastrous movies as possible, watch them and [...]
Roger Corman is a name that’s synonymous with schlock for any discerning fan of the Horror and Sci Fci genre. His Edgar Allan Poe adaptations with Vincent price are amongst some of the most iconic horror movies ever made. The Raven, Masque of the Red Death, The Pit and the Pendulum and Premature Burial to [...]