Ghoulies III: Ghoulies Go To College
Ghoulies III stands tallest in the franchise. It’s a high-spirited, gloriously stupid, and surprisingly effective piece of late-80s horror-comedy.
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Ghoulies III stands tallest in the franchise. It’s a high-spirited, gloriously stupid, and surprisingly effective piece of late-80s horror-comedy.
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Continue readingIf the first film was a failed attempt at a serious occult horror, Ghoulies II is the franchise finally realising it’s supposed to be a party.
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Continue readingThe 1985 version of King Solomon’s Mines might not be the perfect movie, but it’s a huge amount of fun. If you’re looking for something light-hearted and entertaining, this is the film for you.
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Continue readingHard Ticket to Hawaii is easily Andy Sidaris best in the series so far and not a film you could get mad at for all it’s silly problems. Just a riot from start to finish.
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Continue readingKiller Cop (1975) is hardly a fun jaunt, however, it’s an intriguing police procedural with an interesting collection of characters at its heart.
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