Peter’s Movie Pick of the Week: Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon
Over a decade ago, a friend told me about this movie, saying that it was one of the most original takes on the Slasher genre he had ever seen. Read More
Bonus! The Special Features Feature Featuring Manborg and Bio-Cop!
Today’s Feature: Bio-Cop (2011) – Manborg (2011)
Bonus! The Special Features Feature Featuring New Year’s Evil
Today’s Feature: Call Me Eeevil: The Making of New Year’s Evil (2014) – New Year’s Evil (1980)
Peter’s Movie Pick of the Week: The Shape of Water
I was both excited and intrigued after seeing the trailer for The Shape of Water, and I was not disappointed. This movie is a modern masterpiece.
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Dissecting Fiction Short Takes: Holiday Picks!
Pete and Vinny discuss some of their favorite Christmas stories!
Peter’s Movie Pick of the Week: Fright Night
Growing up in the 90s, I think my generation was the last to really know and appreciate what a horror television show host could be. Sure, Svengoolie is doing a terrific job these days, but I think most kids are more apt to look through Netflix. When I was a kid, I would sneak into the living room when my parents were asleep so I could watch horror movies on late night TV. One of my earliest memories was a movie with an old horror host fighting vampires. Later on, I would find out that this movie was Fright Night.
Peter’s Movie Pick of the Week: Return of the Living Dead 3
Return of the Living Dead is one of my favorite horror franchises and both the first and second film have a good balance of comedy and horror. However, when it came time to do the third movie, director Brian Yuzna wanted to take a different approach.
Peter’s Movie Pick of the Week: In the Mouth of Madness
John Carpenter has a massive appreciation for the works of H.P. Lovecraft. There’s no other Carpenter movie that shows it more than In the Mouth of Madness.
M. Night Shyamalan, The Brand and The Audience
Though I can’t remember what movie I went to see, I’ll never forget the reaction to one of the trailers that played before it. For about two minutes, they watched the trailer for Devil, as they had the others. That was until a name appeared on screen: M. Night Shyamalan. At that point, the audience began to boo and laugh.
Peter’s Movie Pick of the Week: Pan’s Labyrinth
Guillermo Del Toro is an amazing writer and director. I am hard pressed to think of one of his movies that I didn’t enjoy. Of course, some are stronger than others and, in my opinion, Pan’s Labyrinth is his masterpiece. I remember when I first saw it in the theater, walking out and knowing that I had seen what a movie should be.