A collection of my video reviews and other movie related content that has been lovingly crafted by skilled hobits to ensure maximum mental stimulation in the film studies centre of the brain. Seriously....this is a mixture of semi academic and just plain fun stuff . I do this because I love movies and love to talk about them. I hope you enjoy
The final part of the finale. A few last thoughts on the scare and how it relates to today
And into the nasty nasties zone...Those films on the list that lived up to the nasty label by being either rather terrible films or by being in the worst taste possible (or both). Buckle in, it's gonna be a rough ride...
We Continue to look at some of the more remarkable entries on the list. These are for one reason or another the best examples of the diversity and quality of some of the most vilified films released.
The final part of the Nasties review starts here. We've looked at the political aspects of the scare in some depth, now lets look at the movies themselves
Meir Zarchi's controversial classic rape revenge film is the subject of this last review episode of The Nasties Review. Jennifer Hills has serious man trouble when four local men interrupt her get away to the peaceful countryside by attacking and raping her. After surviving and recovering she goes on a murderous revenge rampage. The day of the woman is here and the men are going to pay with their blood.
For the uninitiated I offer this introduction to the subject of my series of videos on the subject of the Video Nasties.
Volcano, one of the major disaster movies sharing a theme in 1997 has Tommy Lee Jones taking on the earth itself. Disaster movie or a disaster of a movie... Time for the cynical once over.This is kind of a beta version of a new series, based on my Nasty Review series but expanded. I fully acknowledge the influence of the Nostalgia Critic and the Cinema Snob for which I ask your indulgence. My style is developing and I hope you don't find the 'borrows' to be too much. ; My gratitude and respect...
OK a new low has been set with this movie car crash that was touted as a sequel to the cult classic 'I Spit On Your Grave'. This episode I explore 'Savage Vengance', the movie so bad it even has a typo in the title.....
George A Romero's 1973 lesser known movie gets the remake treatment from Breck Eisner. Is this another case of cinematic identity theft or does it bring something new and worthwhile to the table
An exploration of the final scenes of Taxi Driver and a few thoughts about the fate of Travis Bickle