Ok, so most cult films tend to be more on the older side because a cult following usually takes time, but now and then a cult film can be relatively new if it manages to get enough of a following within just a few years. In this case, The Poughkeepsie Tapes definitively achieved this.…

    The Cocaine Fiends AKA The Pace That Kills is a little less propaganda-ish than its companion films like Reefer Madness and The Marijuana Menace. Nonetheless, it still has those same preachy written opening credits. Although I did find it particularly funny when at the bottom, it was signed “The Management”.        This…

    This movie rides a fine line when it comes to being a comedy or a horror film. I mean it’s about a killer baby for goodness sake! That alone makes it worth watching. Plus the movie poster was very clever… a deformed clawed hand coming from “something” inside a baby carriage.       …

   Forbidden Zone is the hilarious brainchild of Danny Elfman, starring Danny himself as Satan (no leap of imagination there). Danny Elfman’s early career with The Mystic Knights of the Oingo Boingo conveniently provided the soundtrack for the movie, and what a soundtrack it is!!! Being that it’s a comedic musical drenched with Yiddish humor…

     Liquid Sky is without a doubt the most colorful movie I’ve ever seen. Besides being shot in what I like to call “psychedeliscope”, it also cashed in on the whole luridly multicolored non-gender-specific early 1980s.        Margaret is a fashion model and lives in a penthouse in Manhattan. She also lives…

    Wow, what can one say about Nekromantik? Being a cult movie master, I thought I had seen it all… I was so DEAD wrong. Nekromantik is a story about a little German guy with an unpronounceable name who has a job as part of a cleanup crew for grisly car accidents.       …