A sequel to one of the few good werewolf movies.  Usually this means that there’s nothing but pain in store, but not always.  Silver bullet or silver lining?  Guess you’ll just have to read the review.

How have I completely failed to do a Vincent Price movie, ever?  Time to rectify that as of now.

Oz meets Italy in a movie about corpses that just don’t stay dead.  I bet you NEVER expected this!

Merry CHRISTMAS, motherfuckers.

Part 2 of our game of catch-up is “Shoot ‘em Up,” featuring a couple familiar faces and a lot of guns.  Also carrots.

My fond childhood memories of Warlock were nearly eroded by a recent viewing of the cult classic horror film. The movie is so cheesy I was constipated by the time the credits rolled, but the effort is not totally wasted, for Warlock has one of the coolest premises of any horror film.

Hands up, who saw it coming?

If you told me that one day I would see an Italian zombie flick that wasn’t completely ludicrous and bad, I would have called you a liar. In order to make up for the fact that this is a good movie, I am hard at work preparing my script Zombi 18: Deadly Mattress, which will totally redefine the word “suck” in the eyes of the world.

But yeah, while you’re waiting on that, see this movie.

Of course you may have watched Buffy the Vampire Slayer, but did you ever sit down and watch the spin off show Angel? Canceled unexpectedly after 5 seasons despite its high popularity, some (myself included) say that it beats its predecessor by a long shot. With all 5 seasons on DVD you can of course check things out for yourself, but how exactly does the show (and the season box sets) rack up? Well, let’s just start with Season One.

A South American vampire tale that doesn’t involve a Chupacabra? Can it possibly be any good? Surprisingly, yes. Goths, don your capes.