On 7th August Cigarette Burns Cinema will be invading the Rosemary Branch’s theatre and screen some of the best horror shorts they could find, a wonderful mix of zombies, ghosts, brutal killings, sexy ladies and twisted murders await you in our den of video nasties.
They can promise you that you have not seen the majority of these films. And certainly not on a nice lovely big screen.
So if you want to find out more read on…
A warm southern creole welcome is waiting for you in old New Orleans, especially if you’re down and out and in need of cash. The only problem is will you have the chance to spend it? Because, the homeless of New Orleans are being recruited in a deadline game, where they are the pray and the only winners are the bad guys.
With a modern b-movie cast to die for and a director who should no better, Jean-Claude Van Damme is high kicking his way through the bayou and is causing trouble for the nefarious schemes of Lance Henriksen and his ‘man friend’ Pik.
So if you’re planning a trip to the Big Easy, be sure to have JCVD as your guide.
As a young boy, there were many things that could occupy a lads time, playing cars, climbing trees, but two things that would have been at the top of many boys list would have to be playing cowboys and indians and playing with dinosaurs. Oh if there was a way of combining two childhood loves together in a cinematic mash-up?
Fear not, back in 1969 such joys existed for the cinema going public, and every young boy’s playground fantasies had been brought to life by the great Ray Harryhausen.
So sit back and enjoy the spectacle of cowboys and dinosaurs fighting it out in the Mexican plains in our review of ‘The Valley of Gwangi’
The inmates of Kim Newman’s dungeon for July are many and varied this month, from low grade sleuths and Italian looking German spies, to giant rapper attacking snakes and mummy zombie loving sons.
We have works from Enzo G. Castellari, the director that brought us the original Inglorious Bastards and Dexter Fletcher on the run from the undead and much more.
There are many other films that have been reviewed by Kim, which can be found in the July issue of Empire Magazine (uk).
Robert Rodriguez’s “The Faculty” was released, and a gift was given to cult audiences around the globe. This bundle of joy, this sci-fi action horror, about the lives of six high school students uncovering an alien conspiracy in their very own Ohio high school.
A ‘90s horror movie drenched in respectful in-jokes to its loving audience, with flawless performances from the dedicated actors, find out more from Ross’s first review here at Attack From Planet B.
As you might have noticed, ‘Attack from Planet B’ has been a bit quiet of late, but now with the World Cup over and the holidays finished, Planet B can get move on with even more reviews, news and articles from the world of the B-movie, modern and old.