#b-movie

[basementofthebizarre]

Bigfoot, Aliens, and George Kennedy: Why Demonwarp (1988) is the Ultimate B-Movie Madness If you were a pre-teen perusing the aisles of a local video rental store in the late 1980s or early 90s, the VHS cover for ...

Bigfoot, Aliens, and George Kennedy: Why Demonwarp (1988) is the Ultimate B-Movie Madness

[thebestofbad]

Movies like Unbreakable and Split did a great job making the audience question whether the super powers were real. Archenemy doesn't. "Featuring" the talents of Joe Mangianello, Glenn Howerton and Paul Scheer, there isn't really any other reason to watch this. But I did it anyway!

Archenemy (2020)

[scholarofgloom]

[thebestofbad]

It's time for a look into the alternate universe of what the MCU almost was. Doctor Mordrid was a desperately salvaged attempt at a Doctor Strange movie, but Marvel retracted the rights before they even finished pre-production. Instead, it's just a movie about a very strange doctor.

Doctor Mordrid: Master of the Unknown (1992)

[otakunoculture]

#fantasia2026 isn't over for us, as we get caught up with #TheGalacticGhoul as it offers truly #DIY FX, and #Canadiana through this oddball #scifi work that recalls too much in my years of national #tv watching. #review at:

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[thebestofbad]

Shame me if you must, but I always liked Son of The Mask. Maybe it was because I was unburdened by familiarity with the original. Or because I just really like Alan Cumming and Norse mythology. Either way, here's my thoughts on the flick.

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[thebestofbad]

Despite some terrible filmmaking and some atrocious pacing, Tank Girl proves to be an enjoyable post-apocalyptic tale about an overwhelmingly up beat woman murdering corporate overlords. This box office bomb deserves a second shot.

Tank Girl (1995)