The Amityville Horrorhas spawned a seemingly countless number of both sequels and imitators. - All the stuff we've come to expect from the genre is here: the devil, cat scares, warnings, strange doin

On today's episode, a journey to the Valley of the Sun..."death" valley, as it were in this serviceable, yet flawed remake of the Wes Craven classic, The Hills Have Eyes. - In this 2006 flick, Alexand

It's a rite of passage for many North American kids: being sent to summer camp. In the late 70s, early 80s, a spate of summer camp movies came out, usually with some maniac hell-bent on murdering counselors. However in Meatballs,

Conan the Barbarian is a sword and sandals epic, which meant a lot to us as youngsters. Ergo, we have to visit it (or revisit it) for the Really Awful Movies Podcast. - The 1982 American fantasy adventure film was directed and co-written by John Miliu...

This puts the sucking in I'm Gonna Git You Sucka? Anyway, here's a terrific African American vampire movie...a portmanteau of black and Dracula (obviously). And that movie is: Blacula. The flick stars the imposing, booming-voiced actor,

The phrase "human highlight reel" is pretty shopworn. In the world of sports, it's used for the one-namers, your LeBron, Kobe, Jordan, etc. Jackie Chan DEFINITELY qualifies, albeit in a different medium. And here,

Mirror mirror on the wall, who's the most f-ed up of them all? On this episode of the Really Awful Movies Podcast, a discussion of the long-time coming, plagued Andrew Getty-directed/written production, The Evil Within. -

In a world...where a gruesome blood sport placates a docile public...That's the milieu of Rollerball, a Norman Jewison-directed, James Caan-starring 70s dystopian hit. - Houston is the best team on the planet, led by crafty veteran uh,

Charitably listed as a "comedy" on IMDb, the laughs are always unintentional in the horrific, From Justin to Kelly. - And the synopsis is thus: "A waitress from Texas and a college student from Pennsylvania ('the Pennsylvania Posse',

Pin (also known as Pin: A Plastic Nightmare) is a 1988 Canadian-made horror film released in 1988 that many people haven't seen. Directedby Sandor Stern and starring David Hewlett, Cynthia Preston an