Earlier this month I wrote about Children of the Corn 666: Isaac’s Return and had too few positive things to say. This is kind of the way sequels to Stephen King adaptations usually go. So, it pleases me to tell you that today’s review is about a non-sequel to a Stephen King adaptation.
In The Day The Earth Blew Up, the first 100% animated Looney Tunes theatrical movie in our lifetimes, Porky Pig, Daffy Duck, and Petunia Pig fend off an alien invasion. The full-length film is a hand-drawn, 2-D throwback of pure enjoyment and hilarious insanity, holding with the best of the generations-long series; an utter delight from start to finish.
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A group of skiers falls into a crevice while out on the mountain where they awaken the spirit of a vengeful witch.
The 90’s are often overlooked when it comes to horror franchises. Most people tend to romanticize the slashers and creature features from the 80’s when they reminisce about the scary films that call to them the most.
Many Three Stooges fans have taken to various online forums to declare “Sweet and Hot” as the team’s worst film. It isn’t – not by a long shot – but, admittedly, it is an experiment that didn’t quite work.
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