Author: Robert Gomez

Does not live up to the hype, but has its moments.

Collection of 3 horror tales. They vary in quality but the last is superb.

Visually stunning comic book adaptation. The plot and character development are a bit lacking though.

The plot is a bit disjointed at times and Shirley McClane is not terribly good , but Clint Eastwood and Morricone hold together this buddy movie western.

Low budget grindhouse production about killer, satanic hippies. Pretty boring. Only the last, zombie-flick inspired 10 minutes are kinda fun.

Disappointing resolution and shallow characters, but enough interesting imagery and weirdness to moderately recommend.

Cheesy Italian horror film about a taxidermist who is infatuated with his dead girlfriend. It’s a character study without any character development. Some gratuitous gore and 80s cheese keep this from being a total dud.

Classic tale of pagan villagers. I was spoiled because I already knew the twist ending, but was enjoyable nonetheless. Almost a musical at times.

Funny and a nice sequel. Hindered by Kevin Smith’s lack of comic timing as a director (and actor). But the dialog and script work in spite of his suckiness.

Falls apart when it attempts to become high-minded satire near the end, but the characterizations of art school stereotypes are funny.