Film Appreciation - Monster in My Closet, Monsters Everywhere

This week in Film Apprecation, Jay Burleson kicks Wolfman in the nards as he discusses the 1987 horror/comedy The Monster Squad.

Worth Mentioning - How Hot Can You Get?

We watch several movies a week. Every Friday, we'll talk a little about some of the movies we watched that we felt were Worth Mentioning.

This week, Cody talks about The Car, The Curse of the Living Corpse, and H.O.T.S.

Witching Wednesdays - Witchcraft (1989)

Cody finally gets around to watching the Witchcraft franchise in our new feature, Witching Wednesdays.

There are thirteen movies in the Witchcraft franchise. I've long been intrigued by these movies, I would always see them in video stores and watched the number of them increase over the years, but I never got around to renting them.

Now the time has come. I am going to be watching all of the films in the series and writing about them here. Every Wednesday, I'll cover another Witchcraft installment.

I don't know anyone who has watched the series and I don't see much discussion of them around, so these write ups will be giving a lot of details on scenes and story. Join me as I take a journey through the Witchcraft films and learn a whole lot about this prolific series.

Film Appreciation - Don't Deal with Psychos

This week in Film Appreciation, Cody Hamman clanks axes for Sylvester Stallone in 1986's Cobra.

Worth Mentioning - Far from Perfect

We watch several movies a week. Every Friday, we'll talk a little about some of the movies we watched that we felt were Worth Mentioning.

This week, Jay imagines A Perfect World on The Asylum's Titanic II and Cody is never the bride.

Film Appreciation - Another Shark in the Water

This week in Film Appreciation, Jay Burleson takes a trip to the courtroom for the Francis Ford Coppola drama The Rainmaker. 

Worth Mentioning - The Movie Got to Her

We watch several movies a week. Every Friday, we'll talk a little about some of the movies we watched that we felt were Worth Mentioning.

This week, Cody talks '80s horror, a big budget blockbuster, and charity, while Jay visits Twin Peaks.

Film Appreciation - Pain is temporary, film is forever

This week in Film Appreciation, Cody Hamman reports on the 1987 comedy Three O'Clock High.

Worth Mentioning - A Major League Disaster

We watch several movies a week. Every Friday, we'll talk a little about some of the movies we watched that we felt were Worth Mentioning.

This week, Jay talks Alabama relief efforts and commends Charlie Sheen, while a fellow blogger leads Cody to the forgotten treasure Citizens Band.

Film Appreciation - Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live

This week in Film Appreciation, we see if Jay Burleson can survive prom in the 1976 horror film Carrie.

Worth Mentioning - When Life Gives You Razor Blades

We watch several movies a week. Every Friday, we'll talk a little about some of the movies we watched that we felt were Worth Mentioning.

This week, Cody talks Hobo with a Shotgun and The Set-Up, while Jay takes notice of The Evictors.

Film Appreciation - Songs About Heartbreak

Film Appreciation continues as Cody Hamman writes about the (love) life of an appreciator in the 2000 drama High Fidelity.

Worth Mentioning - The One I Need

We watch several movies a week. Every Friday, we'll talk a little about some of the movies we watched that we felt were Worth Mentioning.

This week, Cody walks the line for a handful of films while Jay roots for Eddie and the Knicks.

Dollar Bin Horror's 30 Day Challenge: The Final Six Days

Dollar Bin Horror is hosting a challenge that involves watching 30 horror movies in 30 days. Cody is participating in the challenge, and will be posting his progress here in five chapters, an entry for every six days.

Herein is Cody's write-up for days 25 - 30. The final six days feature zombies, power tools, deadly masks, and more!

Film Appreciation - Nice Shooting, Son

This week in Film Appreciation, Jay Burleson introduces the new cop on the force in the 1987 film RoboCop.

Dollar Bin Horror's 30 Day Challenge: Days 19-24

Dollar Bin Horror is hosting a challenge that involves watching 30 horror movies in 30 days. Cody is participating in the challenge, and will be posting his progress here in five chapters, an entry for every six days.

Herein is Cody's write-up for days 19 - 24, featuring Jason Voorhees, the dangers of rock, Steven Spielberg, and more.

Worth Mentioning - Keep an Eye Out

We watch several movies a week. Every Friday, we'll talk a little about some of the movies we watched that we felt were Worth Mentioning.

This week, Cody talks about the horrors of Pin and the insanity of Undefeatable, with some drama in between, while Jay recommends Alabama indie A Genesis Found.

Film Appreciation - Reap the Whirlwind

This week in Film Appreciation, Cody Hamman makes pals with the 1988 Western Young Guns. Regulators, mount up!

Dollar Bin Horror's 30 Day Challenge: Days 13-18

Dollar Bin Horror is hosting a challenge that involves watching 30 horror movies in 30 days. Cody is participating in the challenge, and will be posting his progress here in five chapters, an entry for every six days.

Herein is Cody's write-up for days 13 - 18, featuring zombies, punks, things from other worlds and films from other countries.

Worth Mentioning - World of Madness

We watch several movies a week. Every Friday, we'll talk a little about some of the movies we watched that we felt were Worth Mentioning.

This week, Jay talks about Don't Look in the Basement and City Island, while Cody defends a Bangle's Allnighter.

Film Appreciation - The Long Evenings of Many Winters

In this installment of Film Appreciation, Jay Burleson nabs the wrong vampire in Roman Polanski's 1967 horror/comedy The Fearless Vampire Killers.

Cinema Wasteland Spring 2011

This past weekend, the spring 2011 edition of the Cinema Wasteland convention was held in Strongsville, Ohio. Cody was there, and has returned to share a step-by-step account of his latest Wasteland experience.

Dollar Bin Horror's 30 Day Challenge: Days 7-12

Dollar Bin Horror is hosting a challenge that involves watching 30 horror movies in 30 days. Cody is participating in the challenge, and will be posting his progress here in five chapters, an entry for every six days.

Herein is Cody's write-up for days 7 - 12, overflowing with masters of horror...

Worth Mentioning - Movies Are a Conspiracy

We watch several movies a week. Every Friday, we'll talk a little about some of the movies we watched that we felt were Worth Mentioning.

This week, our Aprils Fools check out a Chinese remake of a Coen brothers film and watch some horror TV.

Film Appreciation - It's All in the Reflexes

Film Appreciation experiences some very unreasonable things as Cody Hamman writes about John Carpenter's 1986 martial arts action/comedy Big Trouble in Little China.

Dollar Bin Horror's 30 Day Challenge: The First Six Days

Dollar Bin Horror is hosting a challenge that involves watching 30 horror movies in 30 days. Cody is participating in the challenge, and will be posting his progress here in five chapters, an entry for every six days.

Herein is Cody's write-up for the first six days, featuring slashers, werewolves, vampires, monsters and more!

Worth Mentioning - It's Not That Safe

We watch several movies a week. Every Friday, we'll talk a little about some of the movies we watched that we felt were Worth Mentioning.

This week, Cody talks about The Vicious Kind and takes a challenge while Jay recommends Hoop Dreams.

Film Appreciation - Baby $itter Needed

This week, Jay Burleson takes Film Appreciation through a tour of The House of the Devil!

Worth Mentioning - The Purest Form of Cinema

We watch several movies a week. Every Friday, we'll talk a little about some of the movies we watched that we felt were Worth Mentioning.

This week Cody talks of horror, high school, and honkytonk, while Jay takes in a couple documentaries.

Film Appreciation - Dead in the Heart of Texas

Film Appreciation learns that breaking up is hard as Cody Hamman writes about the Coen brothers' 1984 crime thriller Blood Simple.