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From the cinephiliac minds of Sailor Monsoon and Vincent Kane comes a new collaborative review series called Double Impact! For… The post Double Impact! Presents ‘Thief’ (1981) appeared first on ScreenAge Wasteland. via Double Impact! Presents ‘Thief’ (1981) — ScreenAge Wasteland

Down the Tubes is a (semi) regular feature where we, the SAW staff, share our… The post Down the Tubes: Lessons From the Screenplay: True Detective vs. 6 more words via Down the Tubes: Lessons From the Screenplay: True Detective vs. Se7en — ScreenAge Wasteland

“I’m so sorry…” It’s been over twenty years since The Blair Witch Project was first… The post ‘The Blair Witch Project’ (1999) Review appeared first on ScreenAge Wasteland. via ‘The Blair Witch Project’ (1999) Review — ScreenAge Wasteland

Here’s a couple casting announcements for some upcoming Warner Bros. films. The Matrix 4 The… The post ‘The Matrix 4’ Casts Ellen Hollman; ‘Sesame Street’ Movie Adds Chance the Rapper appeared first on ScreenAge Wasteland. via ‘The Matrix 4’ Casts Ellen Hollman; ‘Sesame Street’ Movie Adds Chance the Rapper — ScreenAge Wasteland

The Weekend Fallout is an unsafe place to discuss most things in the reel and… The post Weekend Fallout: Wastelandward appeared first on ScreenAge Wasteland. via Weekend Fallout: Wastelandward — ScreenAge Wasteland

Review by Lionel Green A Louisiana bayou. Is there a creepier setting for horror? A marshy wetland shrouded by fog-covered cypress trees and beset by creatures lurking unseen amid the muddy swamp. Yet the murky waters are strangely shallow in the pool of quality swamp horror movies set in Louisiana bayous. Many take a cheesy […]… Continue reading Five Good-Bad Horror Movies Set in the Louisiana bayou — HorrorAddicts.net

A couple of collage kids macking out at the local lovers lane stop their smooching when they spot a shooting star in the sky and decide to follow it. After committing an act of trespass, they finally find the object from the sky, but instead of finding an asteroid, instead they find an oddly placed […]… Continue reading Killer Klowns From Outer Space (1988) — Random Movie Musings

Ex FBI agent David “Mo” Rutherford had taken up a new calling as corporate saboteur. His new job: Working for a loosely collected ice-cream conglomerate to investigate The Stuff, a new dessert craze that is sweeping the nation. People just can’t seem to be able to get enough of this innocuous looking white ‘dessert.’ The […]… Continue reading The Stuff (1985) — Random Movie Musings

Kyra and four new acquaintances answer an ad in the newspaper looking for potential participants (“freeloaders”) in some sort of documentary style experiment that will film all of their interactions while living together. So, it’s basically The Real World before all that crap got popular. What Kyra’s fellow lodgers don’t know is that she has… Continue reading Kolobos (1999) — Random Movie Musings

Psychologist C.J. Arnold and his wife, Caroline, have just gotten a great deal on a remote and empty mansion. The old place was built and owned by reclusive eccentric, Emilio Vargas, around the time of the Civil War and has been abandoned for years due to a rather dubious reputation, but the Arnolds think it’ll […]… Continue reading The Evil (1978) — Random Movie Musings