James Rolfe reviews Street Fighter (2026), the new live-action adaptation after seeing it in theaters. Is this the Street Fighter movie fans have waited for? James also compares it to the 1994 Street Fighter movie with Van Damme and Raul Julia, and to the new Mortal Kombat movies as well.
It’s Cinemassacre’s Monster Madness XX: Trick or Treat! This year I’m covering movies that take place on Halloween. Haunt Season (2024) is a recent slasher from director Jake Jarvi. A masked killer starts murdering the cast of a Halloween haunt attraction, turning their staged fake injuries into the real thing and building toward a Halloween […]
It’s Cinemassacre’s Monster Madness XX: Trick or Treat! This year I’m covering movies that take place on Halloween. Night of the Demons (1988) is a cult 80s favorite from director Kevin Tenney. A group of teenagers throw a Halloween party at Hull House, an abandoned funeral home, and hold a séance that wakes up a […]
James Rolfe and the crew head deep into Texas to visit the REAL locations from The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974). They visit the gas station, Bagdad Cemetery, the original location of the Sawyer house, and the actual house that was moved to Kingsland and turned into Hooper’s Restaurant. Along the way, James matches shots […]
It’s Cinemassacre’s Monster Madness XX: Trick or Treat! (That’s XX for 20 years.) This year I’m covering movies that take place on Halloween, and I’m kicking things off with one of the most brutal series in modern horror. Terrifier (2016) follows Art the Clown as he stalks his victims through Miles County on Halloween night, […]
In 2008, the Angry Video Game Nerd and the Nostalgia Critic went to war. The battle came to a head at Digital Press Video Games, with Captain S caught in the crossfire. This is the real story. Well, not really… James Rolfe and Doug Walker talk about the entire feud in their own words, joined […]
James joins Brian from Regular Car Reviews to explore a massive collection of iconic movie and TV cars in Shamong, NJ. See the Batmobile (used in the new AVGN episode), Urkel’s car from Family Matters, the Jurassic Park Jeep, the Mystery Machine from Scooby-Doo, and many more famous vehicles from film and television history.
Angry Video Game Nerd episode 234: Batman: Dark Tomorrow (GameCube). The Joker is BACK and forces The Nerd to take on Kemco’s notorious GameCube action-adventure, one of the most reviled Batman games ever made thanks to its broken controls, confusing level design, and infamous ending.
