This time John and Matt discuss THE FAN. No. . . not that one. . . not the Wesley Snipes movie. . .  Anyway. Check it out.  

John and Matt discuss the Indonesian masterpiece and Terminator ripoff, Lady Terminator.   This may be the most serious review of this movie ever made. . . and it's really not that serious.

We review Satan's Blade. Released by Olive Films and Slasher Video.   and then we whine about how computers suck.

IT'S TIME FOR HOLOGRAM MAN!!!

This week "The Gang" discusses Gore-Met Zombie Chef from Hell. We also touch on Scissor kicking Google, Triple Tap, Baby, and why a person that sustains life by eating human flesh probably wouldn't serve it to others.

John and Matt talk about where they have been over the last few months. Then they talk about Mr. Mom's socio-economic messages. . . It's a bit weird.

This week, Matt and John discuss the ALL-STAR VIDEO REVIEW, Mike Miller (SD NO JOKE) and Ngai Choi Lam's crazy alien Terminator Castle episode movie, THE CAT.   *Note, there is an annoying "bump" or "crackle" sound that happens every so often.  Not sure what happened, but we'll get it fixed by next week.

This week, Matt and John discuss Abel Ferrara's 1981 film, Ms. 45.  Is it Feminist? Exploitative?  Wherever you come down on it, it's a mishmash of brilliance.

This week, Matt and John discuss the Nicholas Cage masterpiece, DRIVE ANGRY.  We determine it will be a cult hit in ten years.  

This week, Matt and John discuss Bruce Lee's CHINESE CONNECTION (aka Fists of Fury).  Perhaps the first film we ever watched together, 14 years ago.  We revisit it as adults and find ourselves just as in love with it.

This week, Matt and John discuss Robocop 2.  The film was a flop in 1990, and continues to be considered a failure.  We have decided, however, that it is an entertaining satire, proof that Robotcop was a SCAB, and prophetic in its prediction of bankruptcy for Detroit.

This week, Matt and John discuss the SOV art disaster, HEAVY METAL MASSACRE.  You should watch it because you get to see a stuffed owl stare at the camera for five minutes will Electric After Burner Band plays, it's good.

This week, Matt and John discuss the unexpectedly great zombie comedy, REEL ZOMBIES.  The subtle humor and witty filmmaker won us over, in spite of ourselves.

This week, Matt and John discuss the once-heralded, now somewhat-ignored 1992 film, CANDYMAN.  Historical context, Tony Todd with a hook and alligators in the New York City subways make this one a pleasure to talk about.

This week, Matt and John discuss the much heralded kickboxing art-piece, PSYCHO KICKBOXER.  We feel it's worth discussing because there is fighting, good music, and head explosions.

This week, Matt and John discuss the merits of George A. Romero's motorcycle joust film, Knightriders.

This week, Matt and John discuss the 1987 SOV film, BLOOD LAKE.  We feel the film is worth talking about, because there is a man in a hat named Tiny Frazier and a lot of water skiiing.

This week, Matt and John discuss the Colisseum Video release of the 1990 World Wrestling Federation Survivor Series.  We feel its important to discuss pro-wrestlers fake enlisting in the army to serve in Desert Shield and Jimmy Snuka's drug problem.

This week, Matt and John share and discuss their five favorite slasher films.

This week, Matt and John discuss the 1992 teen comedy, ENCINO MAN.  Which is worth noting because Stony wheezes the juice and Dave is a douche.

This week, I interview Chris Hewitt.  Hewitt is the film critic for the Saint Paul Pioneer Press.  He is incredibly generous with his time and attention, loving to talk about movies.  He's not shy with his love for genre films and is a very refreshing voice in the Twin Cities.  Our conversation ranges from growing up in a small town to critics' opinions in the Oscars to the future of big press film criticism.  

This week, Matt and John discuss the Shot-on-Video slasher film, 555.  Perhaps one of the most notorious SOVs, it is notable to us because it was made by adults.