What begins as a strange accident quickly unravels into a darkly whimsical descent into corporate greed, grief, and the deadly side of magic.
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Hardcore Henry (2015) [Action Packed April]
An amnesiac man awakens to non-stop carnage and a convoluted chain of events as he goes on the hunt for the man who kidnapped his wife in the uniquely filmed and enthralling Hardcore Henry.
Nobody (2021) [Action Packed April]
A middle-aged “nobody” is triggered to go back to his old ways of specialized combat and mental gymnastics when he inadvertently winds up in the crosshairs of a Russian mobster in Nobody.
Rosario (2025)
In theaters Friday the 2nd of May, 2025
What begins as a somber trip quickly unravels into a chilling descent through dark family secrets and generational horrors, after an unexpected death.
Until Dawn (2025)
A college student and her friends find themselves in a deadly time loop trying to survive …Until Dawn in the video game adaptation directed by David F. Sandberg.
Bad Movie Monday: Two Thousand Maniacs! (1964)
This may not be the first example of a Hicksploitation movie, but it’s certainly one of the more important ones. It pretty much paved the way for similar entries in the genre like The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974), The Hills Have Eyes (1977), or even Wrong Turn (2003). Without this one, you wouldn’t have those. Degenerate inbred illiterate hillbillies as the bad guys? Check! Naive city folk as the victims? Check! A twisted mix of Southern Gothic, Bugs Bunny Cartoons, and Exploitation Movie atmosphere? Double Check! This is the good stuff. This is the kind of movie that begs to be watched while sitting in the back seat of a musclecar at a seedy Drive-in, drunk on cheap beer, and making out with a stripper you picked up hitchhiking. There’s just no other way to truly appreciate insanity such as this. Hold on to your horses, because I’m going to review H.G. Lewis’ Two Thousand Maniacs!
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Wake Up (2023)
Gen Z TikToktivists sneak into a Home Goods / IKEA clone called Home Idea overnight, in order to livestream their rage against the machine, wherein they protest the company’s destruction of the earth and its fuzzy little animals by shooting up the floor models with paintball guns while wearing neon-colored animal heads.