An intelligence officer whose career is on the downfall gets a mission to befriend and recruit a man with ties to the Saudi Royal Family.
BAD MOVIE MONDAY: NIGHT TRAIN TO TERROR (1985)
When COVID shut down everything two years ago, I started an online bad movie night get-together with some friends that we eventually dubbed “Bad Movie Monday”. The premise was simple: We’d torture each other every Monday with the worst trash we could find, tell a few jokes, cheer each other up, and in the process maybe discover some weird obscure cinema that we might never have seen any other way. This series of reviews will feature highlights of those night, so you guys can share in the fun and maybe get some ideas for your own movie night.
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American Carnage (2022)
Following a new government order to arrest them, teenage children of undocumented immigrants end up working at a rest home that has many secrets.
Neon Lights (2022)
A tech industry leader invites his siblings to stay with him in his mansion where things go sideways quickly.
Most Wanted Films at Fantasia 2022 [Fantasia 2022]
It’s almost upon us, the beast is about to be unleashed, and people are about to… Meow? Yet, meow. If you’ve ever attended Fantasia or have seen their promo videos, you’ve heard people meow at each other in the dark. Well, this year, some will be lucky and get to go, others will be watching from home wishing they were there, and we will be bringing you as much coverage as we, well ok I, can.
Saturday Morning Cartoons: Scooby-Doo (debuted in 1969)
In this new series, we will explore Saturday Morning Cartoons from around the world. So, grab the Scooby Snacks and join us in this exploration of cartoons from yesteryears.
The Bootleg Files: Hatter
BOOTLEG FILES 807: “Hatter” (2022 fan film short inspired by the Batman franchise).
LAST SEEN: On YouTube.
AMERICAN HOME VIDEO: Not yet.
REASON FOR BOOTLEG STATUS: A fan film that borrows copyright protected characters.
CHANCES OF SEEING A COMMERCIAL DVD RELEASE: Who knows
Fan films are a hit or miss affair – they’re mostly miss, IMHO – but sometimes the genre produces a genuine surprise. In this case, there is a very happy surprise coming from a pair of creative artists who’ve turned up before in The Bootleg Files series.
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