For the final part of his lauded Gamera trilogy, director Shusuke Kaneko went for something a little different from the usual plotline of an evil
Tag: 1990s
Bride Of Chucky (1998) – Review
After the insipid Child’s Play 3 nearly beached the killer doll franchise like a whale with fatally low self esteem, the filmmakers behind Chucky’s newest
Gamera 2: Attack Of Legion (1996) – Review
A year after Gamera and Gyaos adjusted the Japanese skyline with their gargantuan sized grudge match, a freak meteor storm peppers the northern region of
Gamera: Guardian Of The Universe (1995) – Review
After a much needed hiatus (I won’t say hibernation because Gamera isn’t a Blue Peter tortoise) Japan’s favourite giant, sabretoothed turtle was brought back, like
Mortal Kombat (1995) – Review
So such disdain has been hurled at Paul W.S. Anderson over the years that people seem to forget that early in his kareer he kreated
Sometimes They Come Back (1991) – Review
Movies based on short stories by Stephen King have proven time and time again to be a mixed bag and this TV movie adaptation of
Child’s Play 2 (1990) – Review
I’m pretty sure, logically speaking, that Chucky’s second cinematic slaughter spree doesn’t strictly deserve four stars and yet scroll down a bit and check out
Maniac Cop 2 (1990) – Review
The first Maniac Cop was a great, perky slasher movie with a difference. Everyday citizens of New York are being murdered by Officer Matt Cordell,
Child’s Play 3 (1991) – Review
Usually when a long running series realizes it’s on the verge of clapping out it quite often employs gimmicks or tricks to give the appearance
Halloween: The Curse Of Michael Myers (1995) – Review
After the non-event that was the previous Halloween installment bafflingly left more questions than answers, fans clamoured for a sixth entry to clear up some
Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation (1995) – Review
It ain’t exactly a bed of roses trying to follow up one of the greatest, iconic horror movies of all time. The original classic tale
Con Air (1997) – Review
Is there a more quintessential 90’s action movie than Con Air? I don’t mean the best, although it’s definitely top tier. Oh sure, Speed is
Total Recall (1990) – Review
Snuggled neatly in the centre of Paul Verhoven’s magnificent unofficial Sci-fi trilogy, sits Total Recall (we don’t count Hollow Man, Kevin Bacon’s invisible penis thriller,
Deep Blue Sea (1999) – Review
I have to admit, every time Hollywood hurls serious cash at an animal run amok movie, my pulse quickens. Since Jaws tore chunks out of
Godzilla (1998) – Review
On paper Roland Emmerich was the perfect choice to wrangle Godzilla on his first American funded rampage. Seriously, check it. The stats all line up.
Alien: Resurrection (1997) – Review
Surely an Alien movie from the director of Delicatessen and City Of The Lost Children and written by Joss Whedon has GOT to be a
Alien³ (1992) – Review
The mountainous question facing the vast revolving door of script writers, producers, directors and crew of the beleaguered third instalment of the Alien franchise was
Predator 2 (1990) – Review
It’s tough being a sequel sometimes… It’s even tougher being a sequel to one of the greatest science-fiction action movies of all damn time, but
Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace (1999) – Review
To recall the hysteria surrounding the weeks leading up to the release of the first brand new Star Wars movie since 1983’s Return Of The
Godzilla Vs. Mechagodzilla II (1993) – Review
Godzilla Vs. Mechagodzilla II (which is a title that blatantly makes no sense seeing as it’s a technically ser in a rebooted universe) is generally
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