This is probably the most surreal horror film I’ve watched this October, and may be the most surreal horror film I will ever watch. Read more
Film Review: House/Hausu (1977)
This is probably the most surreal horror film I’ve watched this October, and may be the most surreal horror film I will ever watch. Read more
Once upon a time (I can’t find the original post), I reviewed the 2004 miniseries version of Salem’s Lot, starring Rob Lowe. The miniseries was pretty good, and was able to successfully tell a horror story in about 3 hours – when by comparison most horror films tend to work better in the 90 minute range. So, I was looking forward to checking out The Dark Half, as it was adapted by legendary director George Romero, and with several actors who I’ve come to really enjoy – Timothy Hutton and Michael Rooker. Read more
I continue with Pee-Bee’s side-quest and discover that something is up.
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I finish Jaal’s loyalty mission, and determine the fate of the Roekaar.
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This time we’re wrapping up 1993 with issue #55 of Nintendo Power covering December, featuring Aladdin!
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I start off Jaal’s loyalty mission.
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I finish off our last two major side quests on Eos.
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A while back I reviewed one of Mario Bava’s earlier anthology films – Black Sabbath. This week I’m reviewing one of his more classic Giallo films – indeed his most influential giallo film: Blood and Black Lace. Read more
The Incredible Melting Man is a 1950s Drive-In creature feature made in the 1970s. Read more
I start work on a side quest for Pee-bee.
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We set off our planned ambush of the Roekaar. Read more
This week the Legend of the Galactic Heroes series prepares to shift into high gear (but hasn’t quite shifted into gear yet).
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We deal with a plot by the Roekaar on Eos. Read more
We discover what a feeling it is to be fighting on the ceiling, as we make our way through the pirates captured Kett battle cruiser. Read more
Silent Running is a weird film to talk about. It’s clearly a film that wants to be a response to 2001: A Space Odyssey, made in the 1970s in the wake of auteur films like Easy Rider. It’s also very clearly a film with something to say, which is cool as I really like science fiction that engages in social commentary. However, there is a bunch about Silent Running that doesn’t quite work. Read more
The latest anime from Ufotable, Katsugeki Touken Ranbu, just wrapped up this past weekend, and having finished the show, I might as well give my thoughts. Read more
We start off Liam’s loyalty mission, to help out one of his Angaran contacts. Read more
We finish up our last bits of work on Aya. Read more
R2-D2 & C-3P0 get their time in the spotlight in the new expanded universe. Read more
We return to Aya to do a whole bunch of sidequests. Read more
We finally follow up on that lead on the Turian Ark’s location. Read more
I’m taking a look at the proto-slasher film The Town That Dreaded Sundown from the late ’70s, predating Halloween, but being made after Black Christmas. Read more
A while back I reviewed one of Amicus’ horror films – the 1972 Tales of the Crypt movie. For the first of my October horror film reviews, I have another Amicus anthology to review: Doctor Terror’s House of Horrors. Read more
We finish up the loyalty mission and get the seed vault back. Read more