The sixth Leprechaun film to star Warwick Davis and what would turn out to be his last would end up being a fairly decent affair. There was still a bit of silliness […]
Not Quite Dead – Leprechaun: Back 2 tha Hood (2003)
Come to Do No Good – Leprechaun in the Hood (2000)
With Leprechaun in the Hood, the franchise somewhat returns to form and it finds Ice-T looking for a payday. The man finds it though not in the way he would expect as […]
Both Dancer and Detective – Lady of Burlesque (1943)
Despite being a film about burlesque, there is not a lot of it shown due to the production codes of the time, but that does not stop Lady of Burlesque from being […]
Seven Keys, Seven Locks and a… – Chamber of Horrors (1940)
Chamber of Horrors or The Door With Seven Locks as it was originally called, is not so much a horror film as it is a mystery, though it does contain elements of the […]
Living to Kill – Doom Asylum (1987)
For a lot of the horror/comedy hybrids that came out of the eighties, there are few that hold up as being actually funny and aside from a line or two in this […]
A Kiss To Build a Dream On – One Touch of Venus (1948)
One Touch of Venus is a light-hearted fantasy and comedy, a type of film that used to be far more prevalent than it is now and one that keeps its audience smiling […]
Expired, But Still Good – Gingerdead Man 3: Saturday Night Cleaver (2011)
Beginning with as a spoof that sees the Gingerdead Man as Hannibal Lector in Silence of the Lambs, it only gets crazier from there as he travels back in time to the […]
Enemies Bound On A… – Night Train to Munich (1940)
Night Train to Munich is a World War II thriller released in 1940 that takes place just as the war is breaking out and the lines between Ally and enemy are just […]
Everywhere Twelves – The Missing Juror (1944)
The Missing Juror is a fun little whodunnit that finds reporter Joe Keats on the case, looking to solve a mystery where the jurors in one particular trial are being killed off […]
Mike Shayne and… – The Man Who Wouldn’t Die (1942)
Portraying Brett Halliday’s character Michael Shayne, Lloyd Nolan would star in a series of films with The Man Who Wouldn’t Die from 1942 being the fifth picture. The movie would also end […]
