Bear

Click to Play

Take a cup of Cujo, a tablespoon of Jaws 4: The Revenge, ;and a dash of silly "Spirit of the" logic. Add it together and you get Bear.

Disturbingly Cheap Reviews: The Traveler

Click to Play

Val Kilmer. He used to be a big star. Now, he's attempting to find a niche on the straight to DVD market. This supernatural revenge horror film...does not help.

Breathing Room

Click to Play

A bunch of strangers find themselves in a life-or-death situation and have to work together in order to have a chance to survive. That's definitely never happened before...

Hunt to Kill

Click to Play

The debut of Disturbingly Cheap Reviews. A first attempt at an idea inspired by lack of film image capturing devices and an open MSPaint program. Steve Austin plays a border patrolman forced to help thieves track down a crooked partner who took the money and ran. ;

Embryo

Click to Play

Continuing my Forced Theme of Universal Horror similarities, we get the Frankenstein inspired Embryo. Always fun to see a Public Domain movie featuring such a great actor like Rock Hudson. Hope you enjoy.

Apologies

This week's review has been slightly delayed due to video errors with both original and back-up film. How awesome is that?

Looking to get things finished by the end of the weekend so look forward to a Forced Theme Review...coming...soon...ish.

...

If it helps, Cinema Snob reviewed "Satan's School for Girls" which is a PD film. Then again, if you've heard of me, then you most likely have known and enjoyed CS much much longer.

See you Soon...ish
Shawn DC

The Astral Factor

It's October. You know what that means! Forced Theme Month! What's the theme?

"Similar to Universal Horror"

This week's movie connection...An Invisible Man. Yeah, that's it. So join me as I watch the dumbest invisible man, ever.