Poon Clang: National Lampoon’s Dad’s Week Off (1997)
Dave takes a look at the history of the iconic satirical rag, and how its journey into features went off the skids during the ’90s. … Read More Poon Clang: National Lampoon’s Dad’s Week Off (1997)
Dave takes a look at the history of the iconic satirical rag, and how its journey into features went off the skids during the ’90s. … Read More Poon Clang: National Lampoon’s Dad’s Week Off (1997)
Dave boards a vessel in the Gulf of Mexico – but seasickness is the least of his worries. … Read More Sinking Ship: Unlawful Passage (1994)
Matty takes a look at a passable sequel overshadowed by the grim criminal history of one of its actors.
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Twenty-five years ago, Getting Away with Murder shuffled out of the multiplex and into virtual obscurity – but Dave is curious to see if Harvey Miller’s comedy has improved with age… … Read More Nazi Gold? Getting Away With Murder (1996)
Matty is left exhausted by a rare misfire from Marks Lester and Sevi. … Read More Pterodactyl (2005): Keep Your Pecker Up
Matty thinks Retromedia’s swanky new disc of Gary Graver’s salacious shocker is well worth picking up. … Read More Blu-Ray Review: Angel Eyes (1993)
Dave holds his nose over this Tanya York stinker – but it’s not without its talking points. … Read More The Divine Enforcer (1992): A Vicar Who’s Slicker and Very Much Quicker
Funny and saccharine-free, Tony Cookson’s family caper is a winner Matty doth declare. … Read More And You Thought Your Parents Were Weird! (1991): The Kids Are Alright
Before infamy arrived in the form of a mutant killer snowman, screenwriter Michael Cooney began life penning taut thrillers like this Canadian programmer. … Read More Taking Care Of Business: Tracks Of A Killer (1996)