They say hindsight is 50/50, but what if the rearview was violent and trashy instead?  Put yer movie watchin' goggles on, 'cause ...

Portlanders are in for one hell of a treat this oh, so rainy weekend.  San Francisco's Noir City is headed to town for a special, ...

The Hollywood Theatre's monthly Kung Fu Theater series hosts Lau Kar Leung's 1984 Shaw Brothers' classic Invinc...

In the past, I've shared a couple of old pieces that pre-date the blog.  There was this essay on one of my favorite films, Days of H...

It's only been a few months since the nearly 50-year-old Jet Li shot his way through The Expendables 2 , a series so improbably suc...

  Portland's Grindhouse Film Festival rises once again for yet another monthly dip into the waters of b-movie exhibition.  This mo...

Have you heard the one about the rock band made up of martial artists who fight ninjas when they're not rocking out in the club?  Yea...

Yet another solid Shaw Brothers Studio flick comes to the Hollywood Theatre courtesy of this month's installment of Dan Halsted...

Banned in several countries due to the misconception that it was a snuff film, Ruggero Deodato's 1980 shock horror film Cannibal Ho...

I'm not sure if it was posting 10 times in seven days last week or just how busy things have been while shutting down my day job at V...

Here it is, the great granddaddy of 'em all (if by "all" you mean monster movies), James Whale's 1931 creature fe...