
Retro Review: PIRANHA (1978)
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Only this weekend I was talking about how I am powerless to resist a “nature gone wild” killer beastie movie.

Last weekend I settled down to revisit a movie I had not seen for many years. Venom. For as long

Dance of the Dwarfs is the weirdest version of Snow White I’ve ever seen. I can see why it didn’t

The Possessed is a made-for-TV horror movie from 1977. 1977 was not a huge year in filmmaking. Probably the most

The Terminal Man (1974)? More like The Terminal Bore, amirite!? After watching The Quiller Memorandum, I decided to boost my

Cop (1988) is a James Woods movie. The effortlessness with which James Woods plays James Woods makes every James Woods

The Quiller Memorandum (1966) is another spy film that makes use of name/paperwork title scheme. Other examples include The Holcroft

Subspecies 2: Bloodstone, combined with the other Subspecies titles, took up roughly 37 percent of the horror section shelving of

Blood Tide (1982) is a low-rent The Deep crossed with something like Up From The Depths. It’s not that good.

Firecreek came out in 1968. Other things that happened in 1968 include: Dr. Christian Barnard performed the first successful heart