
Retro Review: THE HUMANOID (1979)
The Humanoid (1979) is the fourth entry in our Sci-Why? Theater Series. What happens when the Italians decide they want
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The Humanoid (1979) is the fourth entry in our Sci-Why? Theater Series. What happens when the Italians decide they want

The Boneyard (1991) is unique in that it is the only ghoul film — that I’m aware of — that

Forbidden World is a wonky sci-fi film from trash auteur Roger Corman. This review follows on the heel of similar

Full Eclipse is a made-for-TV horror movie from 1993. Unlike other entries in this series, Full Eclipse is a bit

Inseminoid (1981) has to be awesome because things that end in “oid” are inherently cool. For example, remember Zoids? How

Abominable (2006) is a poorly named Bigfoot movie. Bigfeet aren’t “abominable.” Yetis are “abominable.” Come on, guys. This is standard

Disclaimer: yes, I know that ticks aren’t spiders. Neither are scorpions. Neither are camel spiders, even though they literally have

Dark Night of the Scarecrow is the first movie I think of when talking about made-for-TV horror movies. It’s a

The Shortcut (2009) is not particularly interesting as a horror movie in general. It is interesting as a horror movie

Blow-Up (1966) is the weirdest Italian movie I’ve seen. It doesn’t have zombies, cannibals, demons, cowboys, sharks, witches or slashers.