Crash and Burn: Robot Jox (1989)

After dazzling the horror world with Re-Animator (1985) and then helming more shockers with Dolls (1987) and From Beyond (1986), Stuart Gordon tackled one of his more unusual projects for Empire International Pictures: the family friendly, PG-rated science fiction flick, Robot Jox (1985). In the not-too-distant future, the international conglomerate forces of Market and Confederation […]

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Not One of Us: Quicksilver

Quinn Quicksilver has had a strange life. He was found in a basinet by a trio of laborers when he was just a few days old. They handed him over to a local orphanage, where Quinn was raised by nuns. He’s an adult now, a writer for Arizona! magazine. However, as curious as his life […]

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Up to Their Necks: Quicksand

Although she’s been invited along on a conference trip, Sofia (Carolina Gaitan) is really an afterthought. Of course, her husband Josh (Allan Hawco) has neglected to advise his brother that the two are separating, so Marcos (Sebastian Eslava) thought he was being a good guy by inviting her along as well. Once upon a time, […]

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It All Boils Down to Less Danger of War: Strategic Air Command (1955)

Although he’s got a blossoming career as a pitcher for the Saint Louis Cardinals, Robert “Dutch” Holland (James Stewart) is being called back into service. Not because there’s a shooting war on, however. Instead, General Ennis Hawkes (Frank Lovejoy) is heading a war deterrent project, the Strategic Air Command, and SAG could use a few, […]

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One Woman’s Life as a Train Wreck of Lousy Opportunities and Worse Choices: Patrick C. Harrison III’s The Sludge Tab

Patrick C. Harrison III (aka PC3) is a horror author with plenty of ideas. Recently he announced a leap into semi-regular self-published novella length works, a line of books dubbed PC3’s Splat Life. The first of these, The Sludge Tab, might only clock in at about 40 pages of story, but it is a surprisingly […]

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