Tag: 1990s

Soul Discharge: The Gateway Drug to Noise

Soul Discharge was one of the first Japanese “noise” records to find distribution in the United States, and it served as the gateway for a lot of people who, like me,… more ›
The Disembodied Head of Charles De Gaulle

One can only imagine Fuller’s mental state when he wrote Brainquake, holed up as he was in Paris and haunted by visions of shrieking, insane chickens. more ›
Ravenhawk

Bodybuilder Rachel McLish defends Tribal land from smug jerks led by the ultimate smug jerk, William Atherton in a low-budget actioner from Albert Pyun. more ›
Shock ‘Em Dead

Angel, a pizza shop worker, makes a voodoo deal to become the world’s greatest metal guitarist. Devil torubles ensue. more ›
Green Snake

The classic tale of a young scholar who falls in love with a snake spirit gets the Tsui Hark treatment in this lush fantasy film, full of wild effects, gorgeous… more ›
The Taking of Beverly Hills

A lot of windows get broken, a lot of stuff blows up, there will be more tortured football analogies than you could possibly imagine, and at one point, Ken Wahl… more ›
The Stranger

The Stranger paints a skintight black leather outfit onto martial artist Kathy Long and drops her in a modern day High Plains Drifter. more ›
Angelfist

The action may be bad, but there’s a lot of it. Like stars Melissa Moore and Cat Sassoon, all this movie wants to do is entertain you. And like its… more ›
Jaani Dushman: Ek Anokhi Kahani

That some of Bollywood’s worst sins have been committed in the name of nepotism is a fact that anyone who has borne witness to Karisma Kapoor’s early career can sadly… more ›