Classic TV and Movies

Dazed and Confused captures one wild Texas night in 1976. It’s a hazy, music-filled snapshot of youth, rebellion, and fleeting freedom. With breakout performances from Matthew McConaughey and Ben Affleck, this film doesn’t tell a story so much as it bottles a feeling

A review of Pretty Peaches (1978) — Alex de Renzy’s offbeat, comedic cult classic starring Desireé Cousteau. Discover how this 1970s favorite captures the spirit and creativity of its era.

Tron (1982) is more than a film about computers — it’s a fable about belief, humanity, and home. Beneath the glow of the Grid beats a story as old as faith itself, where men and their creations search for connection in a world made of light.

No Tears in Hell is a dark, unflinching exploration of the human soul’s most grotesque corners. Set in the frozen isolation of Alaska, the film follows a deranged mother and son who lure victims into their home and turn murder into a twisted act of devotion. Directed by Michael Caissie and inspired by real-life atrocities, the movie captures horror not just through blood but through the suffocating intimacy of madness.

Scurry (2024) drags its audience through a suffocating labyrinth of fear and futility. Two survivors trapped beneath a collapsing city confront not only the monstrous but the meaningless. Luke Sparke’s creature horror becomes a philosophical descent . A place where the only escape from darkness is acceptance of it.

The Toxic Avenger 2023 isn’t just a remake—it’s a radioactive resurrection that blends dark humor, gore, and absurd social commentary with Lenny Bruce-style satire and Eddie Murphy-level charisma.

Krull (1983) shines as a forgotten jewel of 1980s fantasy cinema. A tale of love, prophecy, and courage against a mysterious immense enemy . With echoes of mythic prose, it weaves adventure, tragedy, and timeless wonder into a single dream. Though dismissed in its day, Krull endures as a poetic testament to the age when fantasy dared to believe in magic.

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 isn’t just another Marvel installment — it’s Rocket Raccoon’s heartbreaking origin story, a cosmic adventure filled with laughter, pain, and music that cuts to the soul. James Gunn delivers a finale that balances action, emotion, and closure for the galaxy’s strangest family.

*Moonrunners* (1975) follows cousins Grady and Bobby Lee Hagg as they haul moonshine for their uncle Jesse, a stubborn bootlegger resisting corruption and change. Narrated by Waylon Jennings, the film blends fast cars, Southern grit, and outlaw folklore, later inspiring *The Dukes of Hazzard*

 Thunderbolts: Bureaucracy in Spandex Thunderbolts has a scene, somewhere near the ghost-breathing middle of the movie, where an underground lab… read more Thunderbolts

Ballerina – A dark dance Ballerina is not a film built to thrill, a reckless, roaring symphony of bullets and… read more Ballerina

Transformers the movie Transformers the movie – Now, I ain’t talkin’ about them big fancy ones they make today with… read more Transformers the movie

Jaws (1975): The Ocean Ain’t Safe! Jaws ! When it hit theaters in 1975, it didn’t just make waves, it… read more Jaws

Return of the Jedi: the 1983 wrap up to the original trilogy. Return of the Jedi is the movie where… read more Return of the Jedi

Fritz the Cat – From the generation that traded brains for drug induced enlightenment.  Fritz the Cat – You think… read more Fritz the Cat

Roots (1977): A Landmark Television Event That Shook America Roots, based on Alex Haley’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel Roots: The Saga… read more Roots