After opening with a moderately exciting bank robbery and chase, which introduces audiences to the title character of even-tempere...

          One of those terrible movies that’s redeemed by a few peripheral elements, Blade is a schlocky New York City thrill...

          Calling a dramatic theater production a “well-made play” carries derogatory implications, not just because the “well-...

          Go figure that B-movie tough guy Lee Van Cleef made not one but two cheap European Westerns costarring ’70s teen idol Leif Ga...

          Released amid a slew of Westerns about teenagers becoming gunfighters—including the excellent John Wayne melodrama T...

          While not to be taken seriously, seeing as how its attempts at verisimilitude result in campy superficiality, the sh...

          Offering a supernatural spin on the Vietnam-vet genre, Deathdream —sometimes known by its original title, Dea...

          A Man Called Sledge stitches together a dozen clichés of the spaghetti-Western genre and drains them of virtually all interest, ...

          Arguably the most enduring creation of B-movie auteur Larry Cohen’s colorful career, the It’s Alive franchise depicts the...