This movie is Night of the Comet meets Mandela Catalog.

This is a micro-budget gem that mixes the oddball world-building of David Lynch with the slightly juvenile humor of James Gunn.

The first swing and a miss from one of my favorite filmmakers.

This movie is Bubba Ho-Tep meets Misery.

This film is uncomfortable, unsettling, and at times brutally violent.

This film has some laugh-out-loud moments and incredible practical effects…

I watched this with my nine-year-old and my two-year-old, both of whom are hyperactive, and both were mesmerized.

This is a truly inspiring work of cinema, in the same vein as 2022’s genre-shifting feat, Talk to Me.

This is essentially a fun 90’s action movie.

A poorly written dark comedy that’s neither funny enough nor frightening enough to justify its existence. Sad, because I love all the actors involved.

This film overwhelms you with its lavish visuals—everything from overt displays of pubic hair, firm asses, and gore. It’s sex personified, a neon dream painted across a canvas of ecstasy… until it isn’t.