The other night I made another of my seemingly weekly trips to the Alamo Drafthouse theater, seems like I am in there all the time. As a matter of fact, I think the servers are starting to recognize me. Anyway, I was there for a 20th anniversary screening of the glorious 1995 film Tales from the Crypt Presents: Demon Knight, or as I like to call it, Demon Knight. Expecting something more creative? sorry to disappoint. At the same time, don’t tell me you always use the longer version. I won’t believe you. In any case, I have always loved this movie ever since I first saw it (on film) during its original release.
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October 10, 2015
Screening Report: Demon Knight (10/8/15, Alamo Drafthouse, Yonkers, NY)
Labels:
1990s,
1995,
Billy Zane,
Brenda Bakke,
CCH Pounder,
Comedy,
Dick Miller,
Horror,
Jada Pinkett,
Movie Review,
Prints of Darkness,
Screening Report,
Thomas Hadden Church,
William Sadler
July 30, 2014
Movie Review: Piranha (1979)
Tell me, how have I gotten this far in life having never seen Piranha? I am speaking of the original, not the 2010 remake (which was pretty awesome on its own). Granted, this is something I can and will say about a lot of movies (that's what I get for diving in this late in the game). Now, to be certain this is hardly among my favorites of all time, but there is definitely something about this movie that is undeniably entertaining. It is campy, silly, and fun. It is definitely a low budget gem that is a little off the rails, and something to be savored. Well, that may be a little over stated, but fun movies are fun movies, and for a lazy night this fits the bill.
Labels:
1970s,
1979,
Campy,
Comedy,
Dick Miller,
Horror,
Joe Dante,
Movie Review,
Paul Bartel,
Roger Corman,
Theatrical Release
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