Watchers Reborn (1998) — Dog Eat Dog
Matty continues his recent John Carl Buechler binge with a lil’ look at one of the late, great Friday the 13th Part VII wiz’s forgotten sequels. … Read More Watchers Reborn (1998) — Dog Eat Dog
Tag: 1998
Subletting: Counter Measures (1998)
You might double take, but Matty thinks Fred Olen Ray’s slick action caper is more than your usual carbon copy follow-up… Especially when it isn’t even a sequel!… Read More Subletting: Counter Measures (1998)
Take a Bough: Perfect Prey (1998)
Dave kicks back with another ’90s DTV serial killer thriller – but this time something seems oddly familiar…… Read More Take a Bough: Perfect Prey (1998)
Johnny Skidmarks (1998): What’s in a Name?
If you can get past the unappealing title, Matty thinks you’ll get a kick out of this offbeat killer thriller.… Read More Johnny Skidmarks (1998): What’s in a Name?
Something About Sex (1998): An Affair To Remember
Dave gets lairy with Adam Rifkin’s bawdy ensemble comedy. … Read More Something About Sex (1998): An Affair To Remember
The Godson (1998): Mafi-oh-no
It might have failed to put a smile on Dave’s miserable face, but he’s still keen to ask writer-director Bob Hoge about how his Godfather spoof came to be. … Read More The Godson (1998): Mafi-oh-no
Happy Feet: Little Bigfoot (1997) & Little Bigfoot 2: The Journey Home (1998)
Dave checks out a pair of family-friendly sasquatch movies directed by legendary fight choreographer Art Camacho, while screenwriter Richard Preston Jr. explains why he made the leap from science fiction to kiddie fare.… Read More Happy Feet: Little Bigfoot (1997) & Little Bigfoot 2: The Journey Home (1998)
Decampitated (1998): Pitching Tent
Troma acquisitions can be a motley crew in terms of quality, but Dave is confident that this backwoods slasher comedy is among the company’s finest pick-ups.… Read More Decampitated (1998): Pitching Tent
The Real Howard Spitz (1998): What’s The Beef?
Dave looks at what led to one of the most charming films of the ’90s being cast off into obscurity. … Read More The Real Howard Spitz (1998): What’s The Beef?
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