M3GAN, or Megan, is a Child's Play knock-off that's more in keeping with the recent Child's Play reboot and the techy elements of that one than the spirited original. - A Silicon valley-type corporati

It's Die Hard on a train! On this episode of the Really Awful Movies Podcast, Steven Seagal is back...but on a different conveyance, moving from a navy destroyer to a train. - But fear not, he's just

The Really Awful Movies Podcast is back!!!...after an ever so brief hiatus. - Listeners can look forward to (hopefully) weekly episodes again, and as always, uploaded on Fridays. - Tune in, subscribe,

This week on the podcast, the Aussie animal attack horror, Rogue. Also, a show announcement for fans of the Really Awful Movies Podcast. Be sure to check us out on Instagram at Really Awful Movies a

This one is a sequel to the 1978 Joe Dante-directed classic, Piranha. - How does it hold up? Alexandre Aja is comfortable with remakes. After all, the really did amazing work on The Hills Have Eyes fr

On this episode of the podcast, Hush. - Mike Flanagan is a well-known director, most notably for the better-than-average, Doctor Sleep and for the sublime, Gerald's Game, one of the better King adapta

On this episode of the podcast, Near Dark. This Bill Paxton/Lance Henriksen starrer, is really damn good. - And it manages to add something new to a slightly shopworn genre, the vampire film. And it d

Two movies on this episode of the Really Awful Movies podcast, both recent efforts as well. And both, quite overrated but also quite worthy of your time. If that makes sense? - Barbarian - Two people,

Two women, actress Maja and academic Leah, meet in a Copenhagen library. They soon connect and move in together, first in Denmark, then at Leah's mom's place in East London. - Is this the stuff of a r

Death Spa! Forget Killer Workout, or movies set in a gym with someone lurking in the shadows, behind a locker. No, Death Spa is unique in that it marries telekinesis and gym rat culture, truly a one-o