Mama’s Boy — Possession: Until Death Do You Part (1987)
Matty looks back at a scuzzy, straight-to-video Canuxploiter from Lloyd Simandl and John A. Curtis’ North American Pictures.
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Less Child’s Play, More Magic: Kevin S. Tenney’s Pinocchio’s Revenge (1996)
Matty gets to grips with the Night of the Demons helmer’s primo puppet shocker.
Read More Less Child’s Play, More Magic: Kevin S. Tenney’s Pinocchio’s Revenge (1996)Hex Appeal: Sorceress (1995)
Matty gets jiggy-jiggy with Jim Wynorski’s sexy shocker.
Read More Hex Appeal: Sorceress (1995)Vision Thing: David DeCoteau’s The Killer Eye (1999)
Matty takes a look (sorry) at the cult auteur’s gleefully gay sci-fi horror romp.
Read More Vision Thing: David DeCoteau’s The Killer Eye (1999)976-EVIL II (1991): Dial, Dial, My Darling!
Ahead of the first film’s U.K. Blu-ray bow, Matty urges you to revisit Jim Wynorski’s vastly superior sequel.
Read More 976-EVIL II (1991): Dial, Dial, My Darling!Talisman (1998): Fear & Loathing in Romania
Matty knocks on the doors of perception and David DeCoteau answers with this oddball Full Moon chiller.
Read More Talisman (1998): Fear & Loathing in RomaniaThe Art of Commerce: Jeff Burr’s Night of the Scarecrow (1995)
Matty gets all mushy over a quality slasher flick from an underappreciated auteur who’s consistently found a way to reconcile his personal vision with the demands of the money men.
Read More The Art of Commerce: Jeff Burr’s Night of the Scarecrow (1995)Two Outta Three Ain’t Bad: Curse of the Puppet Master (1998)
Matty reassesses David DeCoteau’s much-maligned sequel and posits a couple of reasons to be cheerful.
Read More Two Outta Three Ain’t Bad: Curse of the Puppet Master (1998)Road Games: In Praise of Highwaymen (2004)
Buckle up — Matty goes for a spin with Robert Harmon’s criminally neglected killer thriller.
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