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Tag Archives: creature features
Dinosaurs, aliens, and presidential zombies
It’s another mish-mosh of subgenres in my latest movie marathon. Let’s see if any of these flicks is worth a watch. TRIASSIC HUNT (2021) If only SyFy were half the bad monster movie channel it used to be, this dinosaur … Continue reading
Journeying through the 80s era…and stopping at a gay bar along the way
It’s a foursome of flicks I’ve just added to my collection from the best decade of my existence, and even includes some gay stuff, so let’s get into them. NIGHT OF DEATH (1980) It’s so odd to find movies still … Continue reading
Posted in Johnny You ARE Queer - Gay Thoughts, Living in the 80s - forever, Movie Times & Television Schedules - Staying Entertained, The Evil of the Thriller - Everything Horror
Tagged 1980s, 80s, cannibals, creature features, gay horror, Goodnight God Bless, home invasion, Lucifer, Night of Death, Siege, slashers, supernatural, The Bride
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PRIME TIME: there’s something alien in the air
It started with an accidental alien addition to my watchlist that just seemed like a good sci-fi movie to watch with the hubby but ended up having a whole lot of horror in it. It only grew from there as … Continue reading
Big bugs, horny witches, and space ghosts
Since I’ve recently added them to my collection, it’s time to look at 3 that take us from the mid-90s to the turn of the millennium. MOSQUITO (1994) If you’re a fan of 1990s big bug film Ticks but haven’t … Continue reading
STREAM QUEEN: low-fi vs. hi-fi double creature feature
They are both streaming, but one should have been in theaters and the other on SyFy. So how did this creature double feature work out for the hubby and me? LEGENDARY (2013) I imagine this one may have been on … Continue reading
Boys will be bad….and there will be blood
It doesn’t get much more exciting than digging through my Prime watchlist and finding not one but three different films about men getting themselves into sexy scary (and even silly) situations. I was quite satisfied with this triple feature and … Continue reading
Demons, aliens, ghosts, and big bugs
It’s a mixed bag of subgenres and a mixed bag of satisfying with this foursome of flicks I checked out. Let’s get into them. I AM FEAR (2020) I don’t know what it is, but I’ve been seeing so many … Continue reading
Posted in Movie Times & Television Schedules - Staying Entertained, Scared Silly - Horror Comedy, Sound Check - The Songs Stuck in My Head, The Evil of the Thriller - Everything Horror
Tagged aliens, creature features, demons, ghosts, horror comedies, I Am Fear, Inner Ghosts, Love and Monsters, monsters, Skylines
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STREAM QUEEN: all kinds of bloodthirsty creatures
Plenty of monstrous mayhem in my latest marathon of horror flicks on a variety of streaming services, so let’s get into them. PULL (2019) Pull is a little odd, a little disjointed, a little amateur feeling at times, and runs … Continue reading
Posted in Movie Times & Television Schedules - Staying Entertained, Scared Silly - Horror Comedy, Sound Check - The Songs Stuck in My Head, The Evil of the Thriller - Everything Horror
Tagged Army of the Dead, creature features, horror comedies, living dead, Psycho Goreman, Pull, Shortcut, undead, Zombies
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PRIME TIME: returning to familiar territory…
It’s a handful of films I checked out on Prime with connections to films I’ve blogged about in the past (sequels, same directors, etc.), so let’s see if it was worth coming back for more. NAVY SEALS V DEMONS (2017) … Continue reading
PRIME TIME: the queers and creatures of director Bruce Wemple
It is so rare for filmmakers to truly think outside of the box these days, so when I checked out The Retreat from director Bruce Wemple despite negative reviews on Amazon and discovered it had not only creatures but some … Continue reading