Moviesr@rynebSingle White Female Blu-ray Review (Umbrella Entertainment)Not only did Single White Female spawn a number of awful haircuts, it also helped cement the identity theft thriller with a tale of a roommate slowly transforming herself into…320$0.00
Filmr@rynebINFERNO Movie ReviewThe circumstances behind Dario Argento's Inferno - his pseudo-sequel to Suspiria - were not ideal. The film was not marketed for wide theatrical release, critics did not receive…130$0.08
Moviesr@rynebSUSPIRIA ReviewCultsploitation co-editor Michael wrote a review about Suspiria a couple days ago (Umbrella Entertainment Blu-Ray) and he did an excellent job pinpointing the beauty, pathos, and…210$0.15
Moviesr@rynebMURDER BY DECREE ReviewMurder By Decree isn’t an original story by Arthur Conan Doyle; rather, it’s based on The Ripper File, a book about the Jack the Ripper killings that details the murders and…610$0.85
Moviesr@rynebHELL NIGHT ReviewTom DeSimone’s 1981 slasher film Hell Night is a perfect encapsulation of the formula: scary place, nubile college-age kids drinking and doing drugs, and an insane, deformed…200$0.14
Moviesr@rynebBlood and Black Rum Podcast Episode 98: New Year's EvilWe're celebrating New Year's with the only New Year's movie that we really know: NEW YEAR'S EVIL! We're talking about the film's punk rock/hair metal/new wave soundtrack, the…100$0.13
Moviesr@rynebTO ALL A GOODNIGHT ReviewDavid Hess’ directorial debut To All a Goodnight isn’t a great film, and it hasn’t really gone down in history as a compelling movie within the slasher boom in the 1980s.…210$0.07
Moviesr@rynebCHRISTMAS EVIL ReviewIt’s easy to get films like Christmas Evil, Silent Night, Deadly Night, and Don’t Open Till Christmas confused with each other. However, they all have their intricate…520$0.19
Entertainmentr@rynebWhich One's Better: The Film or TV "And All Through the House"?The yuletide season is upon us, and every year I try to make it a holiday tradition to watch "And All Through the House," one of my all-time favorite Tales from the Crypt…200$0.06
Entertainmentr@rynebBlood and Black Rum Podcast Episode 97: DIE HARD 2In our final Festivus Series episode, we take a look at Die Hard 2, a very similar sequel to the Bruce Willis-led original. We talk about the differences from the first film, the…200$0.13
Filmr@rynebTHE LIFT ReviewDick Maas' 1983 horror film The Lift is about a killer elevator, which sounds quite schlocky - in general, the "machinery gone rogue" genre tends to hew more closely to humorous…300$0.04
Filmr@rynebBETTER WATCH OUT Movie ReviewChris Peckover’s Better Watch Out is, on the surface, very similar to home invasion films of old, including Netflix’s The Babysitter which got a home release right around the…330$0.03
Filmr@rynebCAT'S EYE Movie ReviewCat’s Eye is a 1985 anthology film from director Lewis Teague (also of Cujo) with a screenplay written by Stephen King. Two of the stories have been pulled from King’s short…7722$41.94
Filmr@rynebNOT QUITE HOLLYWOOD ReviewFilm documentaries tend to have two defining characteristics: either they're shot through rose-colored glasses and edited to depict the best moments and leave out all of the…200$0.00
Gamingr@rynebSUPER MARIO ODYSSEY's Moons Have Me AddictedI started playing Super Mario Odyssey over the weekend and I've already collected about 100 moons, the in-game item that helps Mario power his spaceship, the Odyssey. That…3350$6.19
Filmr@rynebTHE ENTITY ReviewSidney Furie’s 1982 film The Entity is based off of a true story, adapted by Frank De Felitta into a novel and subsequently a film screenplay. The actual case of Doris Bither…3551$13.88
Entertainmentr@rynebBlood and Black Rum Podcast Episode 92: THOR: RAGNAROKWe're back with a new superhero episode! We're talking about the new MCU film THOR: RAGNAROK. We discuss the weird plotting issues that plague the film, Jeff Goldblum's presence…301$0.04
Entertainmentr@ryneb5 Reasons to Watch DUTCH This ThanksgivingJohn Hughes’ Planes, Trains, & Automobiles has become a seasonal classic since its release in 1987, and for good reason: it’s comedy gold, combining a prickish Steve Martin…5152$60.52