Steven Kang's Sharks of the Corn is... just about as bad as you think it is. Actually, I take that back. It is oh so much worse, but ...

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Yeah, this is one of those "based on a true story" stories that has almost none of the details right, but let's be frank here. The true ...

So.. Tarantino's looking for someone he hasn't worked with before to star in his new movie, huh? Male... around 35 years old... to ...

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Ahh, public domain. A perfect opportunity for folks to dig up well known properties and get a lot of eyes on their spinoffs that ...

Blood & Honey worked out, how's about a TV show horror Winnie the Pooh? Likely by different people, because public domain is ...

Hey! It's time for that special around that date that if I put the numerical code for in this description, it could tank this video's visibility ...

Well, it looks like the Super Mario Movie is on course to make at least 1 billion dollars, pretty soon. That's on par with how much ...

Every time I see one of these movies, I am left wondering just how they managed to get so many sequels, because if you thought ...

Sadly, in order to make sure Lu was as happy as she could be, I had to send her to live with Char's cousin. There, she'll have a ...

The first theatrically released Art the Clown movie, Terrifier 2 caused quite a splash when it hit last year, in 2022. Seriously, reports ...

The latest review is held up by the copyright system, of course, and things have been far slower than they should be. Still, there is ...

April Fools! Or is it? I mean it is, but this isn't. Or is? Oh, who cares..?

I'm working on my next review, but I really don't want to go another long span of time without any uploads whatsoever. So, with ...

I'm working on my next review, but I really don't want to go another long span of time without any uploads whatsoever. So, with ...

An extremely experimental horror experience, Skinamarink is divisive, to say the least. Officially released in 2023, this looks at ...

The 3rd movie of the Jurassic World trilogy, and 6th of the Jurassic Park franchise, Jurassic World: Dominion followed up the ...

It seems a lot of people are making a lot of declarative statements about a lot of things lately.. but even when it's not required, ...

Let's call this another one of those "chill streams." Life's been at it again, but the show must go on!

It's bittersweet when I come across a movie like Hatchet 3, where the creators went all out with the practical effects but I have to do ...

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Well, Jurassic World: Dominion came out just last year so it should come as no surprise that The Asylum whipped up a ...

Dinocember 2022 begins proper with a look at the 1981 comedy classic, Caveman, starring Ringo Starr. A request that I couldn't ...

So, there WAS plans in place to get us a Batman Beyond live action movie, with the idea of Michael Keaton to star. I'm gonna go ...

Coming in but a few days, a horror parody of the classic Grinch tale, called the copyright-safe "The Mean One" will be upon us.

Before the next Monsterverse movies arrive, I'd better review the only one I haven't yet! Kong: Skull Island, which is yet another ...

The Return of the Joker review was a fun one, being kind of outside my usual wheelhouse. However, that does mean that I tripped ...

Holidays at their heart are about family, and when your family consists of a twin brother who has been in an insane asylum for a ...

I assure you, the body count rises. Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker is one of those straight to video movies from 2000 based ...

Okay, let me level with you here. I intended to review this particular movie months ago, but the studio is notorious for claims and ...

A horror movie touted as "the final chapter" in everything but name, Scream 3 was to be the last entry in the Scream TRILOGY that would no doubt be spoken of in hushed whispers for decades to come... problem is... well, they got some new writers, couldn't get Neve Campbell for the whole thing, and just kinda threw together what they had and hoped for the best. But at the end of the day, it's still a Scream movie, right?

Gears of War is finally getting a movie! ...on Netflix? ThiccBlackDaddy on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/thiccblackdaddy ...

Deep in the forests of West Virginia, Canada, live the reclusive hillbillies Tucker & Dale. However, terror rises up when college ...

The final Halloween movie, for reals this time, Halloween Ends has been... divisive, to say the least. Having finally seen it, I can ...

Released to theaters weeks ago, Terrifier 2 has made quite a nice box office sum for it's relatively modest budget. Also ...

May as well review a Halloween movie for the end of October! Oh, no no no, Halloween Ends isn't available on Blu-Ray just yet, ...

Out now on Hulu, it's the latest Hellraiser movie! Boy, this series has been through the wringer, hasn't it? From Inferno, to Deader, ...

Ahh, the merging of movies and video games. Two of my passions, and they always manage to do some things that leave us ...

A "blast" from the past, the Nature Unleashed series of movies from Nu Image were a special breed. Theoretically based on ...

The newest horror movie from the mind of Damien Leone, Terrifier 2 sees the return of Art the Clown for a whopping 2 and a half ...

Back in 1999, Brendan Fraser starred in a "modern" re-imagining of the classic Mummy subgenre of movies. Horror, adventure ...

With a new Hellraiser around the corner, and yet again a new Pinhead, we get the first portrayal of the popular character as ...

Things have been a bit less than optimal lately, but I don't want to be a no show for another Wednesday. So how's everyone doing ...

Yeah, I usually save entertainment news for Live & Wired, but there's no way I'm gonna sit on this one for 13 days. Know that ol' ...

Terrifier 2 is just around the corner, and you've probably already heard by now but so is a Killer Klowns from Outer Space video ...

The Asylum's 2019 mockbuster coincidentally released around the same time as Godzilla: King of the Monsters, Monster Island is ...

A few weeks back, behind-the-scenes footage from the production of Prey sparked up debate online on CGI vs Practical Effects.

Spooky season! Spooky contests? ThiccBlackDaddy on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/thiccblackdaddy UnderTheVeil on YouTube: ...

A homage to classic grindhouse horror cinema from 2004, Skinned Deep doesn't shy away from it's inspiration at all in it's ...

So I missed the review this week, and that ain't good. However, I'm taking the chance to reflect on what led here, and figure out ...

When you've got a long running horror comedy franchise, you tend to rack up a nice, big body count. Leprechaun is no exception, ...

After Prey released, and the internet decided which of them absolutely loved it and which of them absolutely hated it, some behind ...

The 8th, and so far final film of the Leprechaun franchise returns Leprechaun to being a leprechaun, for Leprechaun Returns.

Okay, I finally made one of these videos. The stars aligned on this one. Yesterday, I was on EFAP for episode 198, dissecting and ...

The seventh movie in the franchise was handed off to the WWE of all things, bringing us Leprechaun Origins. Dylan Postl, aka ...

Out now on Hulu, Prey is the latest movie in the Predator franchise. Despite the change up in naming conventions, Prey seems to ...

I really hope no one was looking forward to Batgirl, because this is a heck of a time to can that. Beyond that, we've got news on the ...

After Leprechaun in the Hood did... not so great, the new owners of the franchise decided the best thing to do with the series was ...

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As the Leprechaun movie series continued on, and we got movies in Las Vegas, in Los Angeles and in freakin' outer space... it ...

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So this year, we've been learning that "adaptation" means making whatever you feel like, and calling it something that has a ...

He's been to Los Angeles, he's rocked Las Vegas, and now it's time for the leprechaun to shoot for the stars, literally! Okay, I feel ...

While looking up interesting trivia about the Leprechaun series, I tripped across a pot of gold myself with a little writeup detailing ...

We're already seeing the direction of the series become "But what if we did it at this location?" come into being in Leprechaun 3.

In 2021, Michael Meyers returned to Haddonfield in 2018, in Halloween Kills. A continuation of the 2018 soft reboot sequel...

After a short break, Live & Wired returns! And what a week of news this one is... So many things going on in the world of ...

Continuing the summer of Leprechaun, we have Leprechaun 2 of course! Easy thing to be unsure about though, as there's a ...

As this week's side-video, I decided to pick up my bass and see if I still got it. Though perhaps it would be more appropriate to ask ...

Back in 1993, Warwick Davis took on a role that was a bit out of the norm for the actor, playing the leprechaun in Leprechaun.

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Been a while since I've tackled a good old fashioned zombie movie, hasn't it? This brings us to Zombie Hunter, a... zombie movie!

It's been another one of them weeks, I tells ya! Also, we seem to be on the cusp of lots of news in entertainment, not so much in the ...

With Jurassic World: Dominion but days away, let's crack open The Asylum for a vintage 2018 mockbuster, Triassic World. You'll ...

From last Live & Wired getting over 140 concurrent viewers to the Puppet Master review getting now 30k views in 4 days, the ...

Full Moon didn't always churn out movies where the low budget was quite so obvious. Back in the day, they sought to stretch their ...

The newest movie in the Predator franchise got teased, and I forgot to make a video about it! So a couple weeks late to the party, ...

It feels like mere minutes since Winnie the Pooh has become public domain... and we're met with news that HEY! The loveable ...

From the Book of Saw, and the mind of Chris Rock it's Spiral, the latest movie in the Saw franchise having come out late in 2021.

The Patreon goal that has been sitting there for years and years, thanks to the recent support has finally been reached!

First of all, the Halloween Kills review is up on Odysee! - https://odysee.com/@DeckerShado:e/HalloweenKills:7 Unfortunately, ...

With the more and more confusing direction of the Halo TV series, falling back on the "Silver Timeline" to explain it away... that got ...

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Released 4 years after the original Hatchet, Hatchet II answers the question "What if we tried that again, had a good idea what we ...

A little life update for you, as this week has been more than a little trying all things considered. Big problems, big expenses, and ...

A special review for May the 4th, we'll be looking at Battle Star Wars! What's that got to do with Star Wars? Well.. just look at the ...

So I've been making reviews for over 10 years, and believe it or not I don't have a spotless record. When it comes to making sure ...

A new horror movie is coming soon! Oh, it's found footage.... aaand by the guys behind Paranormal Activity.. and it's subject matter ...

A monster matchup the like of which has never been seen! At least not since 1962, Godzilla VS Kong is the 2021 take on that ...

Back in 2015, I set a reward on Patreon to make a video where I bake cookies. It has been seven years, and I'm finally gonna do it!

The ol' four of the twenty special is upon us! With the most eeeeevilist of bongs returning for another outing in Evil Bong High-5.

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The movie you HAVE to see to believe, I Need You Dead! is available now on streaming services and physical media, and it's ...

Spirit Halloween seems to be getting it's own movie! But the plot might sound a bit familiar, if I'm being honest. Although as one ...

The 4th and latest installment in The Matrix franchise released recently in 2021. The end product wound up being so divisive, ...

An overview of the DVD box set "Alien Predator Total Destruction Collection." I go over the box quality, DVD special features and overall value of the package - plus planned future reviews.<br><br>Questions/suggestions/flames? Comment!

My review of Alien from 1979 - The second part of my Alien Predator Total Destruction Collection review.<br><br>I tried very hard, and I think I actually managed to put the review together with NO SPOILERS! ...well, aside from that which is already spoilt by anyone everywhere you talk about the movie. In any case, I'm confident enough to not precede this video with a spoiler alert of any kind.<br><br>Feel free to comment about your feelings reguarding the movie, the series or how bloody long it took me to upload this.

A review of the 1986 movie Aliens, sequel to the 1979 classic Alien. Part 3 of my Alien Predator Total Destruction Collection review - Part 4 (Alien 3) out now!

SPECIAL EPISODE: Xenomorph Biology -A review of Alien 3 - How does it compare to the first two films, and what kind of experience does it have to offer? Watch and find out! Part 4 of my Alien Predator Total Destruction Collection reviews - watch for the upcoming part 5, Alien Resurrection.

Like the Alien franchise? My review of the 4th movie in the Alien series, Alien Resurrection - how does it stack up against the three classics, and how good/bad of an idea was it to adhere to the idea that Sygorney Weaver had to be Ripley in the lead role, yet again?

My review of the 1987 Schwarzeneggar film Predator. Is it the astonishing classic work that the masses tout? Or will my inbox be yet again bursting with messages about how my head is stuck squarely up my ass for having an opinion that differs from the norm? Watch, and find out!

My first video of this type, lamenting on my lack of time while commenting on the use of time travel in science fiction, and movies. Specifically Superman 1 - just what would happen if his method of time travel were attempted?

Ten years after a band of mercenaries first battled a vicious alien, the invisible creature from another world has returned to Earth-and this time, it's drawn to the gang-ruled and ravaged city of Los Angeles. When it starts murdering drug dealers, detective-lieutenant Mike Harrigan and his police force set out to capture the creature, ignoring warnings from a mysterious government agent to stay away. We all have this kind of film. A film we know is flawed, but we love it anyway. I can point out what's wrong with it (talking Predator, hello!!??), but I'm not going to, you already know what's wrong with it. I'd rather talk about what I love about it.

Click the above link for the review of Alien VS Predator, on my Blip showpage.<br>(Alien Predator Total Destruction Collection review part 8)<br><br>This video details some ideas on what I'll do later on for this channel specifically, as well as things currently going on with me professionally, and personally.<br><br>I hope you enjoy not only the review, but this video as well.

Click the above link to be taken to the video review of Aliens VS Predator: Requiem on Blip.<br><br>This video also gives some insight as to the trials the editing process has imposed on me over the last week, and the daunting task that the next review strangely is coming into being.<br><br>Thank you all for watching!

A review of the movie Predator 2, by Decker Shado. The internet personality with the best hair. Looking back on Predator 2, how does it match up against the first great, but flawed movie? How important is it to the series, and was Mike even on an investigation at any part of the movie?<br><br>This link doesn't work anymore, but I can't bear to delete it out of nostalgia...

A review of the 2004 Fox movie, Alien VS Predator (AVP) by Decker Shado, the internet personality with the best hair. How does it combine the franchises into one production? Does it take from, or ignore the previously standing AVP media? And finally, does Weyland even listen to Lex after hiring her as a guide?

A review of the 2007 Fox movie AVP: Requiem by Decker Shado, the internet personality with the best hair. Slated to rescue the AVP movie franchise, how well did it handle this daunting task? Did it treat the Alien and Predator franchises with respect? And finally, were The Brothers Strause smoking crack during production?

Original upload, viewable worldwide but audio was messed with by YouTube. The 1998 action movie starring Kurt Russel, Soldier quickly gained and maintained the animosity of critics worldwide. Decker Shado takes a look at this widely hated movie to see if it truly is one of the most detestable films ever created, or if there is more than a little silver lining to this Warner Brothers presentation.

Considered a cult classic, the 1973 B-grade horror film Sssssss pitted it's actors with real, living (mostly) snakes! How does this Universal film stand up today, and did it truly do it's premise justice? Decker Shado gives his review, and opinions on some filmmaking decisions.

In 2010, after Fox's AVP movies were widely reguarded as rubbish, another movie in the Predator franchise was released for the first time in 20 years. Decker Shado takes a look at this film, produced by Robert Rodriguez to find out if it's a true return to form, or maybe not even a worthy trophy.

Back in 2002, while Jean-Claude Van Damme was deep in straight-to-dvd hell, Derailed was but one of many quickly put together action movies he starred in. Despite this, is it horrendous, or is there some good to be found in this bargain bin title?

It's been 15 years since the last "true" Alien movie, and Prometheus aims to bring the series back to it's former glory, by heading back before Alien was Alien. The story of the space jockey and the origins of the Xenomorph are finally told, but after so long a wait does the story hold up? Or is it even good to tell on it's own?

In 2001, Jeepers Creepers was praised as the best horror movie in the last 10 years. Was it truly deserving of this claim, or has time tarnished it's once proud reputation?

With so many comments expressing so many opinions, I decided to address them directly in this video - still standing my ground, and sticking to my initial rating for this film, but having a lot of fun with the comments presented.

The sequel to the critically acclaimed Jeepers Creepers went on to beat it's predecessor's record, becoming the highest grossing film opened on Labor Day weekend. Was this because it was truly a phenomenal follow-up, or were people hoping for more than they actually got?

Decker Shado gives his immediate gut - feeling reacion to new movies, and today it's the Tim Burton production Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter! Does it live up to your hopes and dreams? Is it simply mindless action with no reguard for history? What were your hopes and dreams, anyway?

Another Jean-Claude Van Damme straight-to-dvd film, In Hell was <br>directed by award winning hong-kong based director, Ringo Lam. Does that make this production worthy of the theater, or are there several very good reasons it was sent to the DVD pile?

Nekotwins joins Decker Shado, as we give our first impressions to the film The Amazing Spider-Man. Did this reboot do the hero justice? Is it worth your time? Do you realize that Gwen Stacey is actually canon to the comics series? Find out!

A 1985 cult classic horror film by Larry Cohen, The Stuff's monster takes the guise of a popular dessert product. With business deals at stake and 80s style commercials promoting a mind controlling killer, The Stuff is definitely a unique take on horror, but just how scary can white goop be?

ODecker Shado, the internet personality with the best hair, digs into every theatrical Alien movie thus far, and the AVP franchise to observe the Xenomorph in it's natural habitat. That is, anywhere there are people to kill. How does it's depiction work, when looked at in terms of growth rate, and believability?

A first watch reaction by Decker Shado, the internet personality with the best hair. How does The Dark Knight Rises live up to the legacy? Does it end the series powerfully, or have we already seen the best of it years ago?

A first watch reaction by Decker Shado, the internet personality with the best hair. How does The Dark Knight Rises live up to the legacy? Does it end the series powerfully, or have we already seen the best of it years ago?

A crossover with Decker Shado, the internet personality with the best hair, of the 1975 cartoon series "Return to the Planet of the Apes." Taking the animated road meant more freedom for writers, but the severly limited budget made it a lot more restricting than you would think. Is it so stiff it's not worth watching, or is there something good to be found somewhere in the pages?

Released in 1959, A Bucket of Blood is a Roger Corman production starring Dick Miller as a serial killer, whom uses his victims as the base for his clay sculptures. As it came out six years after the 1953 remake of Mytery of the Wax Museum, just how big of a rip off was it? Or perhaps, was it truly a rip off at all?

The Asylum, a film studio known well now for it's straight to DVD "Mockbuster" movies, decided back in 2007 to produce a film to capitalize off of the success of Invasion, the TV series that served as the latest incarnation of Invasion of the Body Snatchers remakes. How does it compare to the original, or the remake? Or heck, does it even do Pod People justice?

Before Jean-Claude Van Damme was JCVD, one movie helped to launch him into stardom, the 1988 martial arts action film Bloodsport. Although it lacks positive critical acclaim, it quicly becam a favorate among action movie goers. But did this portrayal of Frank Dux's life deserve to be remembered, or were the professional popcorn eaters correct all along?

Back in 1999, when the Dreamcast was the hot new game system, David Cronenburg imagined a hotter, newer game system called eXistenZ. Overlooked entirely at the box office, many attribute this to the target audience heading off to watch The Matrix instead. Is this the case, or was this tale of bio technological gaming and murder both for and against game players doomed from the start?

The 1998 action movie starring Kurt Russel, Soldier quickly gained and maintained the animosity of critics worldwide. Decker Shado takes a look at this widely hated movie to see if it truly is one of the most detestable films ever created, or if there is more than a little silver lining to this Warner Brothers presentation.

Originally aired April 18th, 2012.<br><br>Tired of people saying weed will kill you? Why not watch Charles Band's interpretation that the bong will kill you instead? Celebrating 4:20 as the first holiday special of my review show, see for yourself if Evil Bong is worth a toke, or if this would be better off criminalized.

Originally aired April 25th, 2012<br><br>After the first Evil Bong, Charles Band was at it again in the search for more money. Despite not having Tommy Chong or even the original Alistair, does this sequel to a low quality horror flick still maintain the odd charm? Or perhaps does it stand as proof that it really is possible to overdose on weed?

As Prometheus is right around the corner, I take a look back at the 6 films that showcase the titular Alien, known as the Xenomorph. One thing they all do very well, is kill. A lot. And with that in mind, I present to you my list of the top 10 Xenomorph kills. What made the cut, and what just didn't hold up to scrutiny?

Back in 1994, before starring in Street Fighter Jean-Claude Van Damme would find himself in this film adaptation of a Dark Horse Comics series. Or was the comic adapted from the film? Is this movie even worth watching? Find out the anwer to one of these questions!

A relatively recent 1985 public domain film, Night Train to Terror combines multiple stories along a narrative that follows a band singing a terrible song while literrally on the fast track to death. Does this vinette pull of something special, or should it have never pulled away from the station?

The first film on Fred Dekker's filmography, House stars William Katt as Roger Cobb living in a haunted house, of all things. A horror comedy in the vein of Evil Dead, does House manage to entertain fans of the genre, or is there a good reason I picked up this DVD on discount?

On October 19th Decker Shado watched a movie and was never seen again. Later that day, this footage was found.

Written and Directed by Ethan Wiley, House 2 was a drastic departure from the original - but seeing as the original wasn't a perfect movie by any means, was that neccicarily a bad thing? New characters, new supernatural rules and a new house - but at it's heart is it really just the same old tricks?

Still waiting for Prometheus to release in the US, Decker Shado takes a look at The Asylum's last rip off of the Alien franchise, Alien VS Hunter. Ripping off AVP Requiem, AVH puts William Katt in one of the oddest roles of his career - does it actually pull off the impossible of making a good Asylum movie? Or is Requiem actually the better film?

Originally shown June 13th 2012, on Blip.<br>A cult classic from 1981, The Funhouse is a story of four generic teenagers whom get picked off one by one, directed by Tobe Hooper. Is it's reputation well earned, or should you skip the line for this ride?

Originally Uploaded to Blip on June 20th, 2012<br><br>The 1968 classic Planet of the Apes, based on the french novel of the same title (that for some reason was originally retitled Monkey Planet in English) captured the imaginations of the moviegoers 44 years ago - Does it still hold up today, or has time rendered it near unrecognizeable?

Week two of the Summer of the Planet of the Apes showcases the first of what would be a great many sequels, Beneath. Set directly after the first film closes, Beneath goes in a very strange direction.. but is it to the film's detriment, or was it actually done well?

The third movie in the Planet of the Apes series, and the only one made with sequels actually in mind, Escape takes the apes out of the familiar dystopian future and into our own past. Well, at the time of the film's release it was still the future, but how has time treated this well recieved classic in science fiction?

The 4th film in the Planet of the Apes saga, and the only one that was actually a planned sequel, Conquest is the first Apes movie to showcase the creation of the Planet of the Apes itself, by force. Despite this, it still manages to go against established lore from the previous films.. however, can it still hold up today, on it's own merits?The 4th film in the Planet of the Apes saga, and the only one that was actually a planned sequel, Conquest is the first Apes movie to showcase the creation of the Planet of the Apes itself, by force. Despite this, it still manages to go against established lore from the previous films.. however, can it still hold up today, on it's own merits?

Originally aired July 18th, 2012<br>What was meant to be the really, truly actual final Planet of the Apes film - Battle for the Planet of the apes didn't so much end the series with a bang but more a whimper. However, despite it's poor critical reception, is there more to enjoy with this movie, or have we all truly had enough damn dirty apes?

After nearly 30 years of no planet, and no apes - Fox decided to bring the series back with the help of Tim Burton and Mark Wahlburg. However, critical reaction to the film was so bad, Fox pulled the plug on the planned sequels. Was there more to this film than we saw, or did those maniacs finally really do it? Did they blow it up?

The seventh week of the Summer of the Planet of the Apes, and the final Planet of the Apes film, Rise of the Planet of the Apes from 2011. After the very negative reaction to the 2001 film, plans for sequels were derailed, however a mere 10 years later we were given yet another reboot. Did Rise live up to the legacy, or has all the charm been lost in a mess of CGI?

Week 8 of the Summer of the Planet of the Apes, and we have the 14 episode series that originally aired in 1974. High budget, with great acting and starring Roddy McDowall, how did this series end up only staying on the air for half a season? Maybe there was cause, after all...

Part 2 of the Decker-Creepy Crossover and the FINALE of the Summer of the Planet of the Apes! Decker and Creepy look at a Planet of the Apes themed porno, Play-Mate of the Apes by Seduction Cinema. With apes, and sex, how can you go wrong? Oh you can go wrong. You can go very, very wrong.<br><br>You know, I thought about linking to the dvd on amazon.. but considering the content, such a link may actually be against the TOS. Or the constitution.. or the bible. In any case it feels very strongly like I should not do that.

From the writer of the 1941 classic The Wolf Man, Bride of the Gorilla sought to recapture the imagination of moviegoers looking for men transforming into beasts. However, it's not remembered nearly as fondly as it's predecessor. Is there a good reason for that, or is there something here we've been missing out on since 1951?

Back when I did the Summer of the Planet of the Apes, I was talking with Creepy about having a big double-crossover finale. Unfortunately, my transportation got screwed around and I ended up having to take the Greyhound to get to his place. This led to me having to film two episodes in one day, while being up for well over 24 hours. Obviously, I didn't pull this off quite as smoothly as I could have.

A Jean-Claude Van Damme action flick from 2004, Wake of Death was supposed to be directed by Ringo Lam, but after changing hands several times ended up in the lap of Philippe Martinez. Does it continue In Hell's trend of reasonably good movies from the dark age of Van Damme's career, or has the plot been compromised after so much shuffling?

The Asylum, infamous for decieving people into purchasing their straight to DVD low budget flicks that look almost like the popular franchises they actually were interested in, ironically enough also produce Christian themed movies under the name of Faith Films. They still are nothing more than ripoffs of other movies, such as 2012: Doomsday. However, with 2012 being such a bad film in it's own right, how did the Asylum version fare?