Back in 2004, Tobe Hooper directed a remake of 1978 drive-in sleaze cult classic THE TOOLBOX MURDERS that I felt was a great slasher and could've been the start of a solid franchise. Those franchise hopes seemed to be dashed...
The 1970s had it right, didn’t they? There’s a reason all the horror flicks from the 70s are classics. They didn’t sugarcoat the action. What you see is what you get. One flick that hits this perfectly is the 1978...
Street Fighter delivers wild fights, nostalgic callbacks, and plenty of laughs in a flawed but entertaining adaptation that embraces the games’ chaotic spirit.
Part Michael J. Fox comedy, part gruesome ghost story, Peter Jackson’s 1996 cult classic 'The Frighteners' flopped at the summer box office—but built the foundation for Weta and 'The Lord of the Rings'. Here is why it still rips.