Tag: PCM

Malta looks great, but that's the only positive in the infinitely dull Final Justice.

Although it wastes much of the comedic talent, My Stepmother Is an Alien offers a few flashes of corny entertainment worth revisiting decades later.

Astonishingly terrible, Dirty Laundry doesn't have a single successful gag that qualifies it as a comedy.

Adapting one of David Mamet's early stage plays for the screen, the star-studded ensemble Edmond is an unchecked mess depicting masculinity in crisis.

Establishing the genre's template, The Chinese Boxer grounded kung-fu cinema - literally - and began a decade that defined martial arts action.

A fable of American capitalism and seemingly a fairy tale given the bygone era it represents, Citizen Kane remains American cinema's landmark in countless ways.

The cult slasher House on Sorority Row has only grown in esteem and popularity since its 1983 debut.

Ponderous, slow, and cheap, Creature with the Atom Brain answers its own questions in minutes amid standard post-war paranoia.

A young Christian Bale and Kate Beckinsale appear in Royal Deceit, an eccentric adaptation of Hamlet, which occasionally entertains.

The controversial but entertaining Chariots of the Gods introduced audiences to the Ancient Astronaut theory.

While mostly an uneventful, low budget horror yarn, there's enough attention to The Dark's script to give it a unique timestamp.

Despite having one foot stuck in the cinema of the 1960s, the Satanic horror Brotherhood of Satan is effectively creepy and a b-movie guilty pleasure.