Cult Film In Review

This week we discuss the best worst movie of all time, Troll 2! Does it live up to the hype? We let you know! Diving right in, we into the ethics of meat eating. Were the goblins justified? Also, we do a little recasting, this time with award winning singer, Meatloaf. Finally we cap the […] The post Troll 2 appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

This week we tackle the Takashi Miike film, Audition. Fans of Miike will know what to expect, but other than Kyle, how will this bunch of noobs react to this film? We talk about violence, controversy, and to what extent a person is batshit crazy. Also,we talk about some of the amazing camera work in […] The post Audition appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

We get all post-apocalyptic up in here with the 1990 Sci-fi horror, Hardware! Fair warning, this episode moves around a bunch, but then again so does this film. We discuss creepy peeping toms, killer electric doors and bulletproof robots that hate water. Also, Kyle and Mike give the rest of The Crew a little science […] The post Hardware appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

This week we’re going controversial with the 1992 mockumentary, Man Bites Dog. In this episode we ask, “What is Art?” “What does it mean?” and other deep questions we have no answers to. The film is critically acclaimed by many, but not all of The Crew are fans. Also, on each break we give our […] The post Man Bites Dog appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

It’s our second fan pick, this time from @enigma8014 on Instagram, and it’s a doozy. The 1982 Spanish horror slasher, Pieces! Is it the best worst film ever? We give our take. In this episode, we spend most of our time trying to psychoanalyze this killer, but are we just wasting our time? We also argue about […] The post Pieces appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

This week on Cult Film in Review, we focus our attention on the Vincent Gallo drama Buffalo ’66. In this episode, The Crew argues over what makes a well written character. Does Christina Ricci play a pivotal  role or is she just a Manic Pixie Dream Girl with Stockholm Syndrome? Also, Cody makes note that […] The post Buffalo ’66 appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

It’s our final Halloween pick of the year and we’ve got a classic for all you 80’s film fans. The Monster Squad, starring a bunch of kids and that guy from Die Hard 2. In this episode, the crew argues over whether it was necessary to use classic Universal monsters as a cast of villains. […] The post The Monster Squad appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

It’s week four of our October Halloween themed marathon and we’re covering the black sheep of the Halloween franchise, Halloween III: Season of the Witch. We argue whether this film can be considered canon within the Halloween series. We also ask if it was a mistake to make a second Michael Myers film, thereby destroying […] The post Halloween III: Season of the Witch appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

It’s week three of our Halloween themed films and we’re covering a classic. Fright Night, the classic 80’s vampire horror starring the late, great Roddy McDowall. In this episode The Crew dotes on the amazement that is Chris Sarandon and the aforementioned Roddy Mcdowall. Also, it’s time for another horror film fantasy draft, this time […] The post Fright Night appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

It’s week two of October, so it’s time for another Halloween film! This time we’re reviewing the family classic, Hocus Pocus. In this episode we do a lot of forgetting and researching on air. The Crew also cracks on California kids while Cody raves about the sets, but not everyone is impressed. It’s a whole […] The post Hocus Pocus appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

We begin our month of Halloween themed films with Lucio Fulci’s The Beyond. In this fear-filled episode, we discuss the pacing of Italian horror. Is it too slow for modern audiences? Cody and Mike also offer some fan theories that may or may not be totally ridiculous. So join us all this month for our […] The post The Beyond appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

The power of Greyskull flows through us as we review this childhood classic. In this episode, Mike gets nostalgic for the 80’s toys of his youth. The crew also discusses how the film differs from the cartoon as well as why the people of Eternia have no knowledge of basic musical theory. We also cap […] The post Masters of the Universe appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

It’s our second “Night” in a row as we review Night of the Demons, the 1988 Kevin Tenney directed horror film. In this episode we talk a bunch about horror archetypes. Also, The Crew argue over exactly how much of this film copies The Evil Dead. Finally, we cap it off with another exciting episode […] The post Night of the Demons appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

Cult Film in Review examines Night of the Comet, the 1984 zombie film about post-adolescence in the apocalypse! In this episode, the guys argue over what makes a strong female character. Cody also comes up with one of his signature fan theories that really ties the whole film together. All that, along with our signature […] The post Night of the Comet appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

It’s our first fan pick and what a pick it is. Class of 1999, a film about fighting against the man (or at least the murderous creations of man). In this episode, The Crew discusses megabytes and terabytes. We also devote a little too much time to the film Terminator 2: Judgment Day so we […] The post Class of 1999 appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

Cult Film in Review tackles toons this week! Ralph Bakshi is revered for his gritty and highly sexualized animated films, but how does that translate to this “family friendly” sci-fi fantasy? With Nazis, blood soaked battlefields and scantily clad fairies, that how! The Crew questions what this film is really about and how the hell […] The post Wizards appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

There’s plenty of yappin’ and carousin’ to be had on this week’s episode of Cult Film in Review as we review the 1989 cult classic, Road House. In this episode the guys question why anyone would want to go to the Double Deuce. Also, we discuss Sam Elliott’s accent in great detail. Is it “Deuce” […] The post Road House appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

In this episode we give tribute to one of humanity’s finest, “Rowdy” Roddy Piper. We review his biggest contribution to cult film, John Carpenter’s They Live. Cody gives us some history behind the late, great wrestler as well as some kind words on how Roddy has been an inspiration in his life. The Crew also discusses […] The post They Live appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

Hal C F Astell, movie reviewer at Apocalypse Later, joins the Crew as we take a look at the Peter Jackson classic, Bad Taste. Having seen the film over a hundred times, Hal schools the guys on virtually every area of the film, from its local crew to its costume design, freshly baked out of […] The post Bad Taste w/ Hal C F Astell appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

Yes, the guys review another film that’s sure to be met with “controversy.” So I Married an Axe Murderer is a treasure trove of memorable quotes to some, but does it have a cult following? Mike believes it does and argues on its behalf. Although not a cryptic film by any means, the crew still […] The post So I Married an Axe Murderer appeared first on Cult Film in Review.