Alright. Since I’ve celebrated trash cinema by having reviewed one of the worst and one of the best movies that I’ve seen on BAD MOVIE MONDAY, how about this time I just do a review about an average middle-of-the-road movie? One that didn’t surprise me and didn’t hugely stand out, but was still a lot of fun.
Deep Blue Sea (1999) [Shark Week 2022]
When the financier for a research team visits their facilities, he discovers that they are working on live sharks and making progress on finding a cure for Alzheimer’s disease. That is until something goes very very wrong.
Streaming Sundays: DASHCAM (2021)
On Sunday Streams, we will be bringing you films that are available for streaming. This week’s offering comes courtesy of new Cinema Crazed contributor Kirstie Keeton who you might remember as one of our Women in Horror Month interviewees in the past.
You Can Live Forever (2022) [Outfest LA 2022]
Jaime is sent to live with her Jehovah’s Witness aunt and uncle away from temptation and her life. Once there, she meets Marike and starts a young romance with her, against all odds, which leads them both in places they could never have planned. Continue reading
Lesser-Known Comic Book Adaptations [SDCC 2022]
Comic book adaptations are everywhere lately and most of them are massive mega budget blockbusters, but what some seem to forget is that others in that field are done with much less budget, no superheroes, more ingenuity, a ton of creativity, and a tank load of talent. Let’s go over some of them here that are either less known, less seen, or seemingly have been forgotten. Starting with the Queen! Continue reading
Shark Night (2011) [Shark Week 2022]
A group of college student head to a cabin by the water. Once there, something starts taking them out one by one.
God Save the Queens (2022) [Outfest LA 2022]
Four drag queens find themselves at therapy together in Topanga with a pair of very particular therapists. There they tell their stories and work on their issues.







