Despite being known as one of its decade’s cheesier camp classics, “Xanadu” isn’t nearly as bad as its reputation suggests. Instead of being a lame,
For a movie with so much money behind it, so much potential, and so much onscreen class, you’d think it’d be a lot more fun
There’s nothing quite like a Larry Cohen horror movie, in particular his ’70s and ’80s output, and you can see his touch all over everything
When I sat down to watch this documentary about former child preacher Marjoe Gortner, what I didn’t expect was a blazing exposĂ© of the evangelical
Out of all the grindhouse horror classics made by the likes of Larry Cohen, William Lustig and Frank Henenlotter in the ’70s and ’80s, Cohen’s
Can you imagine taking a concept as rife with genre potential as the titular ’70s show, giving it a decent-sized budget as well as an
