There are many films that do not age well with time and sadly, Troma’s Class of Nuke ‘Em High is one of them. Some of the basic stuff still holds true, such […]
Tromaville’s Best and Brightest – Class of Nuke ‘Em High (1986)
Not a Tourist Destination – Devil’s Gate (2017)
When watching Devil’s Gate, most will feel that it is nothing more than an extended episode of The X-Files and it very well could have been what with the plot and story […]
Behold… – The Incredible Melting Man (1977)
The Incredible Melting Man, a horror film released in 1977 about an astronaut who comes back from his mission irradiated so much that his skin begins to melt off, is a movie […]
With a Mind of Its Own… – Killdozer (1974)
Killdozer is a movie that asks the hard questions. It is a morality tale dressed up in a horror film and it digs deep, making the viewer think long after the picture […]
From the Stars,… – The Cosmic Man (1959)
The Cosmic Man is a science-fiction film released in 1959 that is not so much about the ‘cosmic man’ as it is about the actions of mankind when faced with the unknown. […]
Of All Things,… – Mars Needs Women (1967)
Mars needs women. Such is the mysterious message that is received upon the Earth and while they seem pretty confused about it, it is straight to the point. The populace of Mars, […]
Man-Made Horrors Are… – The Terror Beneath the Sea (1966)
There is no denying that The Terror Beneath the Sea or Kaitei daisensô as it was originally known, is not a great film as it is highly ridiculous due to the constraints […]
Pushing Forward – War of the Satellites (1958)
Make no mistake about it, Roger Corman has churned out and continues to churn out a lot of B and Z grade movies, more than any other filmmaker out there. Be that […]
A Will Beyond Death – The Lady and the Monster (1944)
A not quite so mad scientist as played by Eric Von Stroheim is fascinated with the possibility of keeping the human brain alive after death and when the opportunity arrives for him […]
Living Though Dead – Black Friday (1940)
Despite featuring two of horror’s biggest icons in Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi and being marketed as such, Black Friday features very little horror, if any. The story concerns Dr. Ernest Sovac […]
