The homepage of Gareth Myles.
Bruce Campbell’s back behind the camera! A new indie comedy Ernie & Emma has dropped its trailer. Bruce is Ernie taking his dearly departed Emma for a truly amusing journey across Oregon
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Fatal Games is hard to find. Much like Linnea Quigley’s fleeting screentime, the film is a low-impact curiosity that’s is about as much work to find as it is to watch.
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This time we’re Ravenous for Sorority Babes, take The Long Walk to Greenland, discover that H is for Hawk and Hannibal the Cannibal, an Anaconda takes Little Bites from The Surfer – and that in 28 Years, we’ll have Falling Skies!
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We are back for 2026! Chatting Handy 2 Pro, HP EliteBoard G1a, Linux Mint 22.3, Social Media Ban, Google, Epic, Logitech MX Master 4, Marshall Heddon, Pixel Tablet and loads more!
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Revenge of the Ninja is a fun, action-packed sequel that brings back Sho Kosugi as the star after he stole Enter the Ninja. It’s a cult classic worth checking out!
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Match is a fascinating underdog horror. It lands significant wins with its practical effects and character performances, but it is frequently undermined by production limitations
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On this show – Heading… headlong into Predator, learning How to Train Your Dragon and other Dangerous Animals, focus on Ray Liotta – and I Swear there’s even time to go Downrange with Marty Supreme in Hunting Season!
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Picasso Trigger comes recommended for fans of exploitation cinema and campy action flicks, but not for those seeking a polished, well-crafted escapism.
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This 1986 sequel lacks the original’s magic, suffering from a low budget and poor effects. While the plot stalls, Richard Chamberlain and Sharon Stone provide enough charm to keep this campy adventure fun for nostalgic fans.
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On the show Goodbye June during an Amber Alert, Wake Up Dead having been Sleepless in Seattle, wonder why King Kong seems to have Eyes Without a Face – and Dick Van Dyke scores 100, Plur1bus 100%
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