The fourth TCM film poses such questions as: What is fear? Is it supposed to be funny? And is it smarter than we think it is?

A delightfully deranged foray into horror for children of all ages.

A muddled family film rises above nostalgia to have some shining aspects.

Mel Brooks’ fangtastic spoof harkens back to a meaningful relationship for our writer.

Wes Craven’s oft-overlooked horror comedy with Eddie Murphy deserves more fans.

Director Brian Trenchard-Smith brings the ruckus with this uproarious bit of pop horror sequel.

A monstrous misfire highlights a sizable gender gap in kaiju films.

Joe Dante’s tiny glimpse into our terrifying future.

Killer Style, Killer Dance Moves, Killer Doll

In which the world discovers Jean-Claude Van Damme can act as well as he can kick…

A fun ‘90s romp in Hong Kong for JCVD and director Tsui Hark.

A beautiful mess of a barrage of jokes—some of the horror spoof still works, some doesn’t, but it’s all fascinating.

Even when the Griswolds lose at gambling, nothing is truly lost as long as they retained their life lessons.

The underdog team of baseball ne’er-do-wells goes international in this disappointing sequel.

Brian Trenchard-Smith takes Warwick Davis’ tiny terror beyond the stars

Slashed budgets and a botched production effectively ends a franchise.

This fourth installment of the Full Moon classic series is a delightful genre mash-up.

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.