Survival of the Dead (2009), dir. George Romero, Artfire Films/Romero-Grunwald Productions/Devonshire Productions
This is it, both the last review of the month but also the last film ever directed by George A. Romero.
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Survival of the Dead (2009), dir. George Romero, Artfire Films/Romero-Grunwald Productions/Devonshire Productions
This is it, both the last review of the month but also the last film ever directed by George A. Romero.
Maps to the Stars (2014), dir. David Cronenberg, Prospero Pictures/SBS Productions
Nearing the end. We've got body horror, David Cronenberg...and Carrie Fisher?
Crocodile (2000), dir. Tobe Hooper, Nu Image/Flat Dog Corporation
Lord Tobe; I mean, I can understand the need for money and all but really?
The People Under the Stairs (1991), dir. Wes Craven, Alive Films
Wes Craven does an urban fairy tale. A rare sentence to be true, but this delightful little romp has enough edge to keep you on your toes.
Escape from L.A. (1996), dir. John Carpenter, Paramount Pictures/Rysher Entertainment
I gave some serious thoughts to simply cutting and pasting my Escape from New York review, but no, you folks deserve original content.
The Second Civil War (1997), dir. Joe Dante, Baltimore Pictures/HBO Pictures
Boy, either this aged extremely well or not at all.
The Little Shop of Horrors (1960), dir. Roger Corman, the Filmgroup/Santa Clara Productions
Roger Corman had already earned a reputation for cranking films fast, but how fast could he go? After finishing a Bucket of Blood early, Corman and the crew shot another film with the same set in about forty-eight hours.