Zombie Lake (1980), by Jean Rollin

Yes, even Jess Franco had his limits on cheapness. But when Franco steps out you call in Jean Rollin to bring you the zombie goods.

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Tyler's Perry Acrimony (2018), by Tyler Perry

Tyler Perry has made a legitimately great film. But it's great because of its almost obsessive fixation on topping its own oddity.

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Disturbia (2007), by D.J. Caruso

2007 logic: if you are an utterly disrespectful creep, you will get the girl. I had fun ripping into this one.

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House on Haunted Hill (1999), by William Malone

That was fun, let's do it again. But this time, let's see what the '90s have to offer us when we open the doors to the HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL.

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House on Haunted Hill (1959), by William Castle

Considered by many to be Vincent Price's best film, and with good reason. Would you spend the night in the HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL?

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Forbidden Jungle (1950), by Robert Tansey

The worst jungle adventure movie of all time, and therefore the only one worth watching.

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Secrets of Chinatown (1935), by Fred C. Newmeyer

A pulp novel come to life, Secrets of Chinatown is simultaneously amusingly bizarre and depressingly racist.

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The Man Without a Body (1957), by W. Lee Wilder and Charles Saunders

A billionaire thinks you can cure brain cancer with a brain transplant. So he brings Nostradamus back to life. I was unprepared.

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