The Film Yap

A blood-soaked romp through the zombie-riddled streets of Havana, “Juan of the Dead” is a uniquely Cuban film that stands to be an instant Schlock Vault classic. Continue reading →

Clever and comical, but cold and clinical, “Cabin” is a pleasant, if passionless, puzzle — a fan dance for fanboys that delivers the goods while tweaking them. Continue reading →

Mad cow disease has a new face of terror, and it includes an exoskeleton and vampire fangs. Continue reading →

Look, kids, it’s George Clooney in “Return to Horror High.” Continue reading →

A gorefest so vivid you’ll need a handkerchief to wipe the excess blood from your face. Continue reading →

Fans of a good massacre filled with blood and gore should steer clear of “Zombie Island Massacre.” Continue reading →

“The Incredible Two-Headed Transplant” proves that sometimes two things aren’t better than one. Continue reading →

Even a lively, and sometimes funny, Robert Englund can’t save the disaster known as “Zombie Strippers.” Continue reading →

“I got good news and bad news, girls. The good news is your dates are here. The bad news is they’re dead.” Need I say more?
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Let’s talk turkey. If you’re a fan of Schlock, “ThanksKilling” is for you. Gobble, gobble motherf*$&ers!
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