Category: Cult Cinema


  • Hong Kong Braces for Cold War 1994

    After years of sitting in limbo like a case nobody wants to reopen, the Cold War franchise is finally moving again and instead of pushing forward, itโ€™s digging straight into its own past. Cold War 1994 is one of two confirmed prequels, alongside Cold War 1995, backed by Edko Films. Both were shot back-to-back, with…

  • The Slasher Nurse (2025): A Blood-Soaked B-Movie Blitz

    WARNING: POTENTIAL SPOILERS!!! (So don’t complain that I didn’t tell you) Listen up, you beautiful creeps and midnight movie maniacs. If youโ€™re like me, you spend your nights digging through the digital bargain bins of on-demand services, like Burke and Hare searching for a fresh corpse. Well, Iโ€™ve just emerged from the deep dark depths…

  • The 36th Chamber of Shaolin (1978): Pain Is Temporary, Buckets Are Forever

    In 1978, Lau Kar-leung and the legendary Gordon Liu looked at the entire concept of the martial arts movie and decided that what people really wanted was an hour-long, granular, deep-dive into the most grueling vocational school in human history. No shortcuts. No inspirational pop song. Just pain, repetition, and the creeping realization that your…

  • Orphรฉe Ladouceur-Nguyen Kicks All The Ass in Infiltrate Trailer

    James Mark is back in the driverโ€™s seat with Infiltrate, and this time itโ€™s all gas, no brakes. Front and centre is Orphรฉe Ladouceur-Nguyen, usually the one flipping through the air in stunt work, now stepping into the spotlight as the person causing the damage instead of just doubling it. She plays Agent Chen, dropped…

  • Ninja Terminator (1985): Cut, Paste, Kill, Repeat

    โ€‹If you ever find yourself thinking that modern movies are too polished, too coherent, or too reliant on things like consistent lighting and actors who are in the same country, then you need to sit down with Godfrey Hoโ€™s Ninja Terminator. This isn’t just a movie; itโ€™s the cinematic equivalent of a garage sale where…

  • The Furious Hits Theaters May 29th With Zero Mercy

    This is fucking brutal. The Furious isnโ€™t easing you in with a warm-up, itโ€™s kicking the door off its hinges and throwing four absolute monsters of martial arts cinema straight at you. Xie Miao, Joe Taslim, Jeeja Yanin, and Yayan Ruhian in the same film? Thatโ€™s not a cast, thatโ€™s a warning label. The setup…

  • The Kid With the Golden Arm (1979): Shaw Brothersโ€™ Frenzied Feast of Fists

    I love Traditional Kung-Fu movies. I know this might put me in a minority of one, but I love everything about them. I love the pomp and circumstance. I love how they are steeped in Chinese Opera. I love how people are decent enough to stand around in the background of a fight, waiting for…

  • Teenagers from Outer Space (1959): DIY Sci-Fi Gone Horribly Right

    With acting more wooden than a forest, nighttime shots that just aren’t, a lobster from the local aquarium for a super imposed giant monster, and a Leader whose beard looks like it was glued to his face from a shagpile carpet and painted black with boot polish, Teenagers from Outer Space is a fucking laugh…

  • SPL (2005): The Movie That Turns Justice into a Contact Sport

    If Police Story is my idea of perfection in the genre of Action/Comedy, then Donnie Yenโ€™s SPL (aka: Killzone) is the ultimate downer that is, somehow, also biblically good.โ€‹ Welcome to a world where the color palette is bruised kidney, the moral compass is spinning like a ceiling fan in a hurricane, and the only…

  • Attack of the 50 Foot Woman (1958): Revenge, Radiation, and Really Bad Marriages

    Look, weโ€™ve all had bad days. You catch your husband at a bar with a woman whose hair has more volume than your entire personality, you get gaslit by the local sheriff, and then, to top it all off, giant bald alien in a velvet tracksuit tries to steal your diamond necklace. Itโ€™s a lot.…