1 star of laugh out loud fun for this cult horror classic.
It feels harsh only giving one star here, but given the sheer number of good films out there and the fact that even though this is very entertaining, it really is quite rubbish, it seems only fair.
The Stuff was originally released in 1985, written and directed by Larry Cohen…more

3 Stars for the exploits of young love.
Tinto Brass (Frivolous Lola) shows his hand at the erotica that he is famous for.
The film starts with our heroine Carla, (Yuliya mayarchuck, Go Go Tales) strolling across a London park in the heat of a sunny summer day, taking in all the sights of couples, business men and a flasher, who for…more

3 stars for this surprisingly watchable B-movie.
Hell Comes To Frogtown was first released in 1988 and was directed by Donald G. Jackson (Roller Blade, Twisted fate) and R.J. Kizer (Inception – ADR Editor) and written by Randall Frakes (Devil’s Prey, Instinct to kill).
This film stars Roddy Piper (They Live, Wrestlemania), a professional wrestler for the both the NWA and WWF,…more

0.1 star for this atrocious “horror” film.
Hellgate was first released in 1989. It is written by Michael O’Rourke (Moonstalker, Deadly Love) and directed by William A. Levey (Blackenstein, Skatetown, U.S.A). It is an eighteen certificate, although it is quite difficult to imagine why.
This is the story of Josie, played by Abigail Wolcott who was, quite magnificently, never in another film after…more