The career of Sylvester Stallone is an interesting tale... so why not explore one of his earliest works? No, not that! The one that shot him into stardom, a movie he wrote his damn self: Rocky! It's a semi-autobiographical work, with Stallone depicting his own life struggles as (blog) instead the struggles of a low ranking boxer. Also, (click art

As the sequels went on, the areas Freddy could influence only increased. With that, The Dream Child focused on his ability to take over the unborn and influence them for his nefarious plots of teen murder! It also was made (blog) fast enough to come out less than a year after the previous one, sooo...Source: A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream

The latest in the Death Race franchise, Death Race 3: Inferno mixes up the series that already mixed things up severely compared to the original. Some of these new (blog post) additions make it similar to Death Race 2000, sci-fi movie reviews other "new features" make it similar to Death Race 2. I'm wondering what these people thought the definit

Star Trek is my favorite show because it accurately portrays the future of humanity. Our technology will be very dull and we'll all wear hideous uniforms. But, seriously, I enjoy Star Trek because it encourages exploration, intellectualism, and a general respect for life. It is a beautiful example of how humanity, despite differences, can come toge

As a cinephile I've seen many slasher movies. Some are so bizarre, illogical, and amusing that they become guilty pleasures. The Room is horrible yet hilarious in its insanity. Troll 2, Astro-Zombies, and Samurai Cop follow suit. These movies might not be great, but their humor is endlessly entertaining. Give one of these films a chance next time t