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The Friday The 13th Film Power Rankings

Hey there, campers. Are you ready for another scintillating installment of our horror franchise power rankings, this time for the blood-curdling series…

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The Jason Voorhees Power Rankings

Jason Voorhees, the Friday The 13th masked mass murderer who has terrorized horny teenagers at camp sites for generations, has had many…

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The Rock

After spending decades proving beyond a shadow of a doubt that he was far more than just James Bond, seven-time 007 Sean…

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Werewolf of London

With a full moon gracing us just in time for Halloween 2020, this critic decided to revisit one of the less-loved Universal…

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Alphabet City

The appealingly atmospheric crime thriller Alphabet City (1984) debuts on Blu-ray this fall courtesy of Fun City Editions. Directed by Amos Poe,…

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Fade To Black

Fade To Black, released 40 years ago today, is a deliciously demented, and surprisingly tragic, slice of meta-cinema. The tale of a…

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Money Plane

This past summer’s VOD Lawrence Brothers sensation Money Plane marks a bit of a digression as a recommendation from this fan. It…

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Mid-Quarantine Cinema

Four months ago, we assessed the possible futures of post-quarantine cinema. Premium Video On Demand (PVOD) was on the upswing, after apparently…

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The Bill & Ted Character Power Rankings

“The only true wisdom comes in knowing that you know nothing.” -Socrates There’s a reason screenwriters Ed Solomon and Chris Matheson made…

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Streets of Hollywood

Pairing wine with movies!  See the trailers and hear the fascinating commentary for these movies and many more at Trailers From Hell. …

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JustWatch Comes To Trailers From Hell!

Excellent news, TFH maniacs! Trailers From Hell now comes equipped with a JustWatch function for every single trailer commentary. What is JustWatch,…

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Wild At Heart

David Lynch’s demented crime fantasy Wild At Heart was unleashed upon an unsuspecting nation 30 years ago today. A violent, angry road…

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Flatliners

Late great visual stylist Joel Schumacher’s death-defying science fiction thriller Flatliners (1990) turns 30 today. It’s a classic, positively Frankenstein-ian examination of…

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Real Genius

Grab some popcorn and pull up a chair, it’s a moral imperative that we celebrate the 35th birthday of Martha Coolidge’s science…

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The Lost Boys

“One thing about living in Santa Carla I never could stomach … All the damn vampires.” -Grandpa (Barnard Hughes), The Lost Boys…

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STILL YET MORE MOVIES YOU NEVER HEARD OF

Pairing wine with movies!  See the trailers and hear the fascinating commentary for these movies and many more at Trailers From Hell. …

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Palm Springs

Let’s get this out of the way right off the bat: Groundhog Day can never be touched. The “time loop” narrative conceit…

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I Want Your Blood

I WANT YOUR BLOOD Pairing wine with movies!  See the trailers and hear the fascinating commentary for these movies and many more…

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The Possible Futures Of Post-Quarantine Cinema

So what might movie watching look like after some brilliant scientists have innovated a widely-available vaccine for COVID-19? Do you want the…

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Bride of the Monster

Before we delve too deeply into the weeds, this viewer finds it imperative to make two big caveats. First, any finished movie,…

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From Beyond

Indescribable shapes both alive and otherwise were mixed in disgusting disarray, and close to every known thing were whole worlds of alien,…

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Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter

Happy Friday the 13th, Campers! It’s time to talk about the high water mark of the Friday the 13th saga, Friday the…

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Carquake

This week’s Trailers From Hell movies are about cars, in one fashion or another.  We do not recommend drinking and driving –…

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Beetlejuice

There never has been (nor will there ever be) anything quite like Beetlejuice, that inimitable horror comedy concoction hailing from the demented…