A horrifying tale of a world without springs, made even more horrifying by a demonic little spring-sprite named Coily.

If you glean nothing else from this review, know this: I love Carmen Electra.

“One of the ten most important films of modern times.” -Susan Sontag.
Lesson learned? Never take film recommendations from Susan Sontag.

Beautiful women, big guns, massive explosions, tons of ridiculously filthy insults, and a machine-gun wielding midget. Were I still twelve years old, I’m sure I would consider Bitch Slap to be the greatest movie ever made.

Some movies are considered “So bad, they’re good.” This is not one of those movies.

A short film that proves what everyone already knows: It’s downright hilarious to watch other people fall on their asses.

Three Satanists go wandering into Satan’s psychedelic backwoods. Surprisingly, things don’t go well.

A killer tree, known as the Tabonga, seeks vengeance for its untimely death. This one jumps right off the old goof-o-meter!

Mix 1 part exploitation with 1 part fundamentalist Baptist rants; sprinkle liberally with Commies; bake for one hour and you’ve got yourself one hell of a ride!

A hippie, biker Jesus and his gang of burnout disciples decide to head out west and “stick it to the Man.”

This film has the unimaginable power to suck all positive feelings from its viewers like some kind of merciless black hole of hate.

A made-for-TV movie about a furry, smart-ass, alien midget?
Sounds good to me!

To answer your first question, yes, someone actually made a Godzilla parody featuring an enormous ass. And yes, it is every bit as stupid and bizarre as you are probably thinking.

Roller Gator is 83 minutes of pure, unadulterated pain, masquerading as a lighthearted kiddie film. Torment, thy name is Roller Gator.

One of the most hilariously-entertaining movies ever. I mean, this film features not one, but two, floor-buffer chase scenes. What else do you need?

Robert Vaughn stars as a not-so-teenage, teenage caveman in this 1958 Roger Corman classic.

A giant, inter-dimensional, anti-matter, space turkey invades Earth and crunches all sorts of model airplanes. All fear the Space Turkey!

A giant monster terrorizes a small Texas town and our hero is armed with little more than a ukelele and “The Mushroom Song.”

The adventures of Catman begin! Sadly, there isn’t one hairball to be found in the entire film.

A giant, fire-breathing lizard wreaks havoc on Korea. I guess Godzilla was otherwise occupied.