Read more from Chloë Brett>> *Content Warning for discussion of sexual abuse* The holiday season is upon us whether we like it or not and what better way to embrace the festive spirit then to curl up with a mug of hot chocolate and a Christmas themed home...
Episode 50 – Bro Hunters By Bob Blaschuk I am going to preface this review by mentioning that Episode 50 clocks in at a short 78 minutes. That in itself is not an issue. In fact, I am very thankful it was this short. Still, it needs to be mentioned before I get into...
I love a good bad movie. I love the entertainment value of a film that was never meant to be funny, or goofy but still ends up that way. Sadly, movies like the straight to VHS horrors, and sleazy action films that made up a solid staple of past cheese watching are...
Peelers – Oil of The Damned! By Bob Blaschuk At first glance Peelers looked like the type of funny sleazy horror I would enjoy. I mean, look at that poster and tell me you don't think the people who made this film have a good sense of humor. While it is funny, and at...
Exeter – Jam Jars and Cheesies By Bob Blaschuk I don't need a movie to be good to enjoy it. To me, there is an art to making a movie that fails so badly on every level that it becomes good again. Still, for every film that can reach that level, there are a seemingly...
I admit that I can be a negative person when it comes to a lot of low-budget films. Which is a bit odd since some of my favourite films fit into the low budget "so bad it's good" class. Still, when I watch a film with a smaller budget and big ambitions for some reason...
I don't know what it is about random horror and zombie movies that make me want to watch them. Especially nowadays with the zombie genre. Right now you would be hard-pressed to find a genre that is more played out than the Z. The market has been completely saturated...
As a self-proclaimed Science Fiction buff, I probably should have already seen "Logan's Run." But I feel like it fell into the category of a “classic” that I already knew the plot and concept of, so didn’t rush to see it for myself. That’s what local library sales are...
"You watched them all over again?" a number of friends asked this week. "Yes, I did" I would say sadly. "Why?" The idea of being a completest means nothing in this world. With so much stuff to absorb, being able to say "I did it all," rings like a broken bell in an...
Re-watching Miami Connection and then watching it again. By Emily Milling I never ever get tired of watching Miami Connection and I show it to almost everyone I know, whenever the opportunity arises. Why? Because the quotability factor is high, the bizarre multi-plot...
