Regional cinema shines with this delightful comedy about a sentient monster truck.

An attempt to retread in the steps of greatness has some diminishing returns.

A taut trucking thriller with Stacy Keach and Jamie Lee Curtis is also an undersung piece of Ozploitation.

It was a long, strange road to get to John Carpenter’s trucker vs supernatural martial artists film.

Stephen King’s directorial debut pits humans against sentient machines, including some pissed off trucks.

A divorce drama wrapped in the sweaty world of arm-wrestling, delivered by multiple big rigs? That’s OVER THE TOP, baby!

One of the most beloved Godzilla films finds the monster facing off against…a flower?!?

How Stuart Gordon’s film lays a path of what might have been (…with Disney?).

Doll-O-Ween kicks off with a look at Chucky’s first appearance on screen.

THE KARATE KID for grown-ups.

Bonkers film only has a bit of Van Damme, but it’s still worth watching.

A dystopian future is no match for JCVD in this Albert Pyun film.

The Muay Thai may not be right, but everything else is a winner about this JCVD film!

A look at the monsters living among us and the gruesome bonds they can form with each other.

Fred Olen Ray’s infamous film lives up to its outrageous title thanks to lots of comedy, chainsaws, and charismatic actors.

A super bike, a Re-Animator, an Oscar winner and more come together in this delightful action flick.

A look at a favorite Fred Olen Ray film, bursting with nods to other works.

Heather Wixson on how Richard Donner’s direction and Shane Black’s writing helped redefine the action hero in the 1980s.

Yes, there was a Rambo cartoon. Yes, there was a Christmas episode. And yes, it is awesome.