Street People (1976)
A dive into the 1976 “Euro-crime” cinema entry The Sicilian Cross with Roger Moore and Stacy Keach. From low-stakes anticipation, expecting a disaster and coming out surprised by a few sparks of chemistry.
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Category: Reviews
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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Graduation Day (1981)
Another entry into the “Slasher Sports” marathon, Graduation Day was a hit in 1981 and survives for its “whodunit” structure and a final twist that some will see coming but still shows some imaginative creativity
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Ghoulies II (1987)
If 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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Terminal Exposure (1987)
Sometimes you stumble upon a cinematic gem that feels like a personal discovery. That was my experience with Terminal Exposure.
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Ghoulies (1984)
Ghoulies – Cool Cover, Limited Substance… similar to something else found in a toilet.
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Backcountry (2014)
Adam MacDonald’s survival thriller, starring Missy Peregrym and Jeff Roop, is a solid, taut and effective take on the wilderness drama, though the ending feels rushed. A definite watch.
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Fatal Games (1983)
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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Revenge of the Ninja (1983)
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 (2026)
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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