Reviews

The first time I saw Santa Claus was on Mystery Science Theater 3000 back in 1993. This Mexican holiday film really was perfect for the show because the plot was so messed up. This was not a Rankin-Bass special as it took elements of the Santa Claus story into a

*Show Note: This episode was originally recorded on July 18th. We jump into some movie trailers for two upcoming films. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice and Alien Romulus. (Both films have long since released. More on those in later episodes.) Both films are sequels to older popular films. Beetlejuice (1988) and Alien (1979),

When you check into a motel, there’s a serious chance of not having a clue what sort of people are in the other room. Doesn’t matter if it’s part of a fancy chain or a sleazy crescent on a nearly abandoned stretch of highway. Odds are high you don’t want

Max Allan Collins had his life change around Christmas time in 1977. The mystery novelist was chosen to replace the retiring Chester Gould to write the Dick Tracy cartoon script. Gould’s last panels ran on Christmas Day and Collins was in charge of America’s greatest cop on Boxing Day. He

When The Invasion came out in during the summer of 2007, quite few critics questioned the point of the film. This was the third remake of the classic Invasion of the Body Snatchers from 1956. The first two remakes were great. Phillip Kaufman’s take came out in 1978 with Donald