James Rolfe discusses the surprise vampire classic From Dusk Till Dawn with Justin Silverman, Mike Matei and Tony From Hack The Movies. Get ready to hear a hilarious story about when James first showed the movie to Mike.

James Rolfe discusses the Paul Verhoeven classic Starship Troopers with Justin Silverman, Kieran, and Tony from Hack The Movies. This movie might seem like dumb fun but there are some interesting things hidden beneath the surface.

Today, we discuss movies that we had different feelings about, as time went on. Watch what Movies James Rolfe, Justin Silverman, Kieran, and Tony from Hack The Movies changed their mind about.

James Rolfe reviews Street Fighter (1994) This movie happens to be Kieran’s favorite movie of all time. See what the rest of the gang though of this film adaptation of this classic game series.

James Rolfe discusses movies with pals Mike Matei, Justin Silverman and Tony.

James Rolfe discusses movies with pals Mike Matei, Justin Silverman and Kieran. Today the topic is the Schwarzenegger classic COMMANDO from 1985!

James Rolfe reviews Mac and Me from 1988 with pals Mike Matei, Justin Silverman, and Tony from Hack the Movies.

From the creators of Gamera comes a Japanese folklore monster movie so bizarre, that I can only describe as watching Japan’s version a Sid and Marty Krofft show.

Time for another schlocky giant monster flick from Full Moon Entertainment!

An alien convict gets turned into a human and sent to Earth for its crimes, but it’s head explodes once there, so it keeps borrowing new heads to replace the constantly exploding ones!

In this Classic movie review, James looks at 1986’s The Vindicator! It’s a schlocky sci-fi horror version of Frankenstein with a Cyborg in place of the traditional Monster, while also trying to cash-in on The Terminator. It was even originally called Frankentstein 1988! Edited by Mike Matei.

A masterful hybrid of live action and animation, comedy and film noir, directed by Robert Zemeckis! When a cartoon rabbit named Roger is framed for the murder of Marvin Acme, reluctant private eye Eddie Valiant helps the toon clear his name.

Here’s another Classic Cinemassacre movie review from Spike, this time on the Karate Kid trilogy of films! Starring Ralph Macchio as Daniel LaRusso and Pat Morita as his trainer and mentor Mr. Miyagi, the series eventually led to wildly popular Netflix series Cobra Kai – also starring Daniel’s rival, Johnny Lawrence played by William Zabka.

Of the many film adaptations of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll, these are two I saw at a very young age that left an impression on me.

I’ve already explained why the Star Wars trilogy is so important to me and the art of filmmaking, so here are my thoughts on the Prequel films and altered Remasters.

In the history of cinema, I can’t think of any other franchise as celebrated as Star Wars. So here are my personal impressions on the original trilogy and why these films are so important to me!

The 1950s were the golden age of science fiction movies, so let’s take a look at some of the classic invader movies and their remakes.

A Classic Christmas movie review from Cinemassacre’s Holiday Cult Classics, it’s James’ review of the Mexican cult classic: Santa Claus (1959) AKA Santa Claus vs. The Devil!

Response to the Nostalgia Critic’s challenge to review a bad movie.

The Transformers was a milestone in pop culture and definitely one of the highlights of the ’80s, so how was the 1986 movie?