Bon Appetit-Thankskilling: When Food Goes Bad
Thankskilling
It drives a stake so far through bad that it comes out the other side sort of humorous.
DetailsThe Five: Most Shocking Food Scenes
Food is inherently disgusting. You’re allowing products that can be wet, gooey, and sticky into your body. Here are the top 5 most shocking scenes that involve food.
DetailsBon Appetit-HG Wells The Food of The Gods: The Earth’s Revenge
Food of the Gods
The film is loosely based on a novel by H.G. Wells, but reduces the source material to an “Earth Strikes Back” ecology movie, which was popular in 1976 when the movie was released.
DetailsBon Appetit: Night of the Living Dead
Night of the Living Dead
Night of the Living Dead follows a group of people trapped inside a cabin as zombies attack. The first week of food month we considered food to be human flesh. This week we’re going with that again with a review of a zombie movie, and a great one at that. Why is it so great? Let’s find out.
DetailsBon Appetit: Feast Mode!
Feast
A stranger (Name: Hero, occupation: Kicking Ass, Life Expectancy: Pretty Fucking Good) runs in covered in blood. He carries a warning of impending doom as hell is about to befall on their little tavern.
DetailsBone Appetit: The Stuff
The Stuff
A white paste called “The Stuff” sold as desert ends up being sentient. A former FBI agent, a kid, and a marketing manager must stop it. The Stuff isn’t as bad as the recap made it seem. If the purpose of cinema is to entertain, then this is a good film. Let me explain.
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Ravenous: It’s a Man Eat Man World Out There!
Ravenous
George tells Boyd and Hart of the legend of the Wendigo. If a man eats the flesh of another man he absorbs his power, but he will become ravenous.
DetailsBone Appetit: The Silence of the Lambs
The Silence of the Lambs
An FBI trainee is tasked with finding a serial killer enlisting the help of a cannibal and former psychiatrist. For those of you who only know Silence of the Lambs because of its most famous quote, this review is for you. I love this movie. Why? Let’s find out.
DetailsCreepshow: My favorite Movie to watch on Halloween
Creepshow
Creepshow is a collection of five short films based on the works of Steven King and the EC comics of the 1950s. I’ve watched Creepshow twice, and I never watch movies twice. Why is this movie so special? Let’s find out.
DetailsThe Witches: Fly My Pretties, Fly!
The Witches
This is a movie about love and acceptance and how no matter how small you are, you can have a big affect on the world around you. It is a morality tale of finding your place and feeling comfortable in your own skin, even if that skin has fur on it.
DetailsThe Five: Top Retro Horror Films (pre-1940s)
The early days of filmmaking were a strange time. People were just throwing things against the wall to see what stuck. As a result, you get both 11 mediocre adaptations of Dr. Jeckel and Mr. Hyde and some excellent films. What good movies came out during this time? Here are my top five.
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