Slaughter’s big, bad, black and bold The brother has a lot of soul Don’t you make him mean and cross ‘Cause he’ll show you who’s the boss Slaughter You can probably gather with those words, that this Slaughter guy is probably a pretty hard ass dude.  If you didn’...

This Week in DVD is a column that compiles all the latest info regarding new DVD releases, sales, and exclusive deals from stores including Target, Best Buy, Circuit City, and Fry’s. Please don’t take the commentary on the movies and TV shows too seriously, as they’re meant not to be r...

Time for another Google Video crap-shoot!...

Borrowing once again the plot summary from the Wikipedia entry... Building upon the description given by Cornelius and Zira before the Presidential Committee in Escape from the Planet of the Apes (1971), the previous film, a disease killed the world's cats and dogs, leaving humans with no pet animal...

Borrowing, again, the plot description from the Wikipedia entry... Trailer The film story begins at the conclusion of Planet of the Apes, with the discussion between Dr. Zaius and Taylor about mankind and the quotation from the apes' sacred scrolls read by Cornelius (Roddy McDowall):“ Beware the b...

Yes, the Movie of the Week this month (and the first Saturday in July) will be part of Planet of the Apes Month! 8mm box art Plot summary liberally lifted from the excellent Wikipedia entry. Trailer French poster Astronauts Taylor, Landon, and Dodge are in deep hibernation when their spaceship (non-...

The absolute final entry in the Universal Frankenstein, Wolfman, and Dracula sagas (many would say the "final nail") is Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein! I have so many photos, lobby cards, and posters to share on this one, I'm not sure I'll get to them all! The Wikipedia entry on this movie (w...

With House of Frankenstein, Universal Pictures finally joined all their major monsters (sans the Mummy) into one movie... ...well, it's really two movies, in my opinion. Boris Karloff returns to the Frankenstein saga, this time playing Dr. Nieman, a surgeon who's been imprisoned as a result of his e...

For this week’s movie of the week review, we watched Italian Director Umberto Lenzi’s “Incubo sulla citta contaminata“, otherwise known as Nightmare City (or City of the Walking Dead, whichever you decide). The movie stars Hugo Stiglitz as reporter/fighting improvisational ma...

For This week’s “Movie of the Week” pick, we watched the 1985 movie written and directed by Larry Cohen, “The Stuff“, with the bigger named actors being Paul Sorvino, Garrett Morris, and Danny Aiello. It also starred some kid that ended up being in a couple episodes of ...