An action star not quite at the top of his game finds himself in the valley during the time where dinosaurs and beautiful prehistoric valley girls live.
Tag Archives: Comedy
Help! (1965)
In retrospect, it’s a shame that “Help!” wasn’t presented as a one-hour TV special rather than as a 92-minute feature film. In trying to one-up the lightning-in-a-bottle success of “A Hard Day’s Night,” director Richard Lester and his mop-topped stars reaffirmed the axiom that bigger is not always better by creating a large-scale romp that only occasionally percolates with hilarity but eventually wears out its welcome long before the closing credits.
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Daddy (2023) [Anchor Bay]
A group of men who do not know each other are sent to a house to continue their evaluation from the government so that they may get the right to have children.
Friday (1995) [Black History Month]
You come into the room and see the New Line Cinema title card gracing the television screen. There’s no theme like before Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, or a horror movie, but in its place remains a voice over instead. You know the voice, you know the quote, and you know the movie.
Short Film For You!: JIM [Black History Month]
The Three Stooges in Orbit (1962)
One of the happiest moviegoing memories of my life did not take place in a cinema, but inside the auditorium of Junior High School 141 in the Bronx, New York, when I was in seventh grade. For reasons that had nothing to do with educational enlightenment, someone in charge decided it would be a good idea to show “The Three Stooges in Orbit” to the kids during their lunch break.
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Clone Cops (2024)
In a time where cops are cloned and people are fighting for justice, a group of people find themselves in their compound wondering about their situation and what to do.





