On the 25th anniversary of the cult classic Army of Darkness, Jon Cross waxes rhapsodic about why the movie has lasted 25 years and what it means to him.

Bigfoot movies are Owen Durivage's bread, butter and jelly. Check out his ramblings on 5 more random sasquatch movies...

Lisa Gullickson looks at Terror in a Texas Town, the Western that shouldn't have been but ducked and weaved against authority to plunge a hefty harpoon of tasty dialogue and important themes into the guts of America. 

New contributor Jack Markham takes a look at the live action version of manga classic, Tokyo Ghoul.

Adam Parkes takes a look at the directorial debut of Mitu Misra with the gritty, British drama Lies We Tell starring Gabriel Byrne and Sibylla Deen.

Out now on DVD and Blu-Ray, the new revenge film, Bad Day For The Cut is what Lindsey Thomas calls "an interesting, gorgeously shot, slice of violence" from Northern Ireland starring Nigel O’Neill and Susan Lynch.

The Hammer Horror loving Bloke Down The Pub begins to realise just why Britain might have needed America while watching 1957's Quatermass II AKA Enemy From Space, Hammer's sequel to The Quatermass Xperiment

Lisa Gullickson delves into the world of mad Nic Cage and calculating Selma Blair in the horror, comedy satire Mom and Dad from the twisted mind of, one of the directors of Crank, Bryan Taylor.

Intrepid Bigfoot movie hunter Owen Durivage captures 5 more random sasquatch movies and casts his eyes and substantial beard over them...

New contributor Adam Parkes gives us his opinion of the new Netflix blockbuster Bright starring Will Smith and Joel Edgerton. 

Lisa Gullickson takes a look at the new romantic comedy, serial killer, whodunnit from Ingrid Jungermann, Women Who Kill and finds out that love can be murder!

To close out our cool and funky NinjaVember month, Lindsey Thomas took a stroll down her childhood memory lane and revisited the family friendly 90s ninjas of 3 Ninjas! All hail Victor Wong!

Before NinjaVember ends Lisa Gullickson takes in the glory that is Sho Kosugi as avenging, ninja ass kicker in Rage of Honor!

Jon Cross gets the chance to watch and review the excellent new action, horror, thriller from Slate 10 Productions - Sixty Minutes To Midnight - produced by Frank Ieraci and Tom Stefanac, written by Terry McDonald, directed by Neil Mackay and starring Robert Nolan and Arnold Sidney.
It's Straw Dogs meets The Running Man.

For NinjaVember Lisa Gullickson reviews the lost, cult, Ninja classic Ninja Busters. 

Lisa Gullickson looks at how, for slasher films, the worm may finally be turning in her review of the smart, sassy, horror comedy Tragedy Girls. 

Michael Campochiaro looks at the enduring - and still timely - cult classic horror/action film from the minds of Larry Cohen and William Lustig, Maniac Cop, starring Bruce Campbell, Tom Atkins and Robert Z'Dar.

Lisa looks at another Horror Musical and how eerily relevant it is today, as it ever was. Directed by Brian DePalma, with Music by Paul Williams and starring Jessica Harper, it's Phantom of the Paradise!

Jon Wallace, hungry for a tasty and greasy story of a rose tinted Americana 50s, starring a never better Michael Keaton, is left a little hungry and thirsty by Robert D. Siegel's The Founder.

Michael Campochiaro Vs. Michael Myers in his annual revisit of the perennial seasonal favourite, John Carpenter's Halloween (1978).