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Fateful Findings This past week, I had my first opportunity to experience Fateful Findings, a movie from the contemporary trash cinema master, Neil Breen. Neil Breen, who performed just about every major role behind the scenes of the movie, is apparently a successful Las Vegas architect who self-funds his film productions with his profits. On … Continue reading Fateful Findings
The Giant Claw Today’s feature is a monster movie cult classic: 1957’s The Giant Claw. The Giant Claw was written by the duo of Samuel Newman and Paul Gangelin, who wrote on a handful of television shows throughout the 1950s and 1960s, including The Gene Autry Show, Annie Oakley, The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin, … Continue reading The Giant Claw
S. Darko Today’s feature is yet another in a long tradition of unnecessary and reviled sequels: 2009’s “S. Darko.” The director of “S. Darko” was Chris Fisher, who has primarily done work on television shows like “Warehouse 13” and “Person of Interest” as a producer and director. The writer for “S. Darko” was Nathan Atkins, … Continue reading S. Darko
Welcome to the newest installment of the Bargain Bin(ge), where I cover used DVD stores from around the country and the various movies I have plundered from them. Earlier this week, work took me out to fabulous Las Vegas, Nevada. With the limited free time I had, I decided to check out some used media … Continue reading Bargain Bin(ge) Las Vegas: Zia Record Exchange – Eastern
The Beast of Yucca Flats What happens when you put “Red Zone Cuba” and “Plan 9 From Outer Space” into the blast zone of an atomic bomb? Ideally, both movies would be destroyed. Alternatively, they could synthesize into a mindless creature of a movie called “The Beast of Yucca Flats”. Starring the hulking Tor Johnson … Continue reading IMDb Bottom 100: The Beast of Yucca Flats
Red Zone Cuba “Red Zone Cuba” (or “Night Train to Mundo Fine”) is a devastatingly boring movie. I have had a more pleasant and entertaining time waiting in line at the DMV. Coleman Francis, the star/writer/director of this fine mess, is lauded as one of the worst fim-makers in history. Aside from “Red Zone Cuba”, … Continue reading IMDb Bottom 100: Red Zone Cuba
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