This week on Pilot Season we find out just what was acceptable in the Eighties in That 80’s Show.
We finish off Halloween with…a movie from the ‘SyFy’ channel. Oh, boy.
This Halloween on The Literary Lair, Michael looks at a short story written by a horror author he hasn’t read before, H.P. Lovecraft!
Meta Knight versus Core!
Is the fist mightier than the sword? We shall soon see as Core takes on Dreamland’s Dark Knight.
Is the fist mightier than the sword? We shall soon see as Core takes on Dreamland’s Dark Knight.
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Attack of the Killer Tomatoes was a movie I often mistook for Fried Green Tomatoes as a kid, two completely different movies. There was a cartoon about it. I never saw it. The movie was on Hulu and I thought it was a good horror B-movie. Boy, was I right and wrong at the same time. Maybe if I had actually read the poster or looked up the plot I would have known better but I did not want any part of the movie spoiled for me. It was as if the creators of Airplane and Monty Python came together and made a movie.
There is no other plotline aside from everyday tomatoes are attacking, most of them actual size. They roll around and make a noise similar to someone imitating a bee. Many of the jokes are criticisms on the American government and late 70s pop culture (the movie was made in 1978).
You get out of it exactly what you would expect from the start. It is one of those movies that is stupid but charming. I liked it more than Airplane but a lot less than Monty Python. This is a movie you watch while folding laundry and cleaning up the room in which you are watching it. Some of the Hulu comments left talked about theaters putting up warning signs during its showing, saying it was a terrible movie and there would be no refunds. Considering how cheap movie theaters used to be, I would have loved that experience. Give this one a look when you are sick in bed or have a lot of work to do in one room.
This is a one-time watch and extra cheesy. It is available on Hulu for free. 5/10.
Squeak and Scratch are off on a decidedly less madcap adventure this time, out to stop the frog-folk of Aqualand from becoming dinner! (aka: disrupting the delicate balance of nature.)
It’s finally here, my review of the Left Behind reboot starring Nicolas Cage. Lord, help me.
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In the newest let’s try, Miss Nightmare brings one of her friends in to join her trying some international sweets from It’s Sugar. Will they be any good? Tune in to find out!
Covering up to October 23, 2015!
Discussed this week: Plenty of talk about the eventual Jason reveal, including symbolism that could come about! Dante and Valerie’s affair is on the fast track to being revealed! All this and more!
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