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Superheroes and Villains

  • The Return of Captain Invincible

    The Return of Captain Invincible

    A washed-up, alcoholic superhero must pull himself out of depression to defeat Christopher Lee in one of cinema’s first deconstructions of comic book superheroes. It also happens to be a musical. more ›

  • S & M Hunter

    Liking it may make me a horrible person. Still, it won’t prevent me from maintaining my regular program of affectionately patting all human beings under four feet tall on the head, slinging old ladies over my back two at a… more ›

  • Mil Mascaras: Resurrection

    Mil Mascaras: Resurrection

    Mil Mascaras: Resurrection — which was initially titled Mil Mascaras vs. The Aztec Mummy — doesn’t come to us by way of the normal channels one might expect a Mil Mascaras movie to come through. In fact, it may very… more ›

  • Superargo vs. Diabolicus

    I’d like to start off by telling you that what you’re reading is in every way identical to a normal movie review… except for one thing. It’s bullet-proof. It also contains a tiny transmitter by which we here at Teleport… more ›

  • Fantomas

    Fantomas

    Silent-era supervillain and master of disguise Fantomas gets a candy-colored, stunt-filled update for the James Bond era. more ›

  • Temptress of a Thousand Faces

    Temptress of a Thousand Faces

    The Shaw Brothers put a James sexy, psychedelic Bond-inspired spin on the French supervillain Fantomas in this anything-goes caper. more ›

  • Phenomenal and the Treasure of Tutankhamun

    Phenomenal and the Treasure of Tutankhamun

    Deodato’s short-comings as a director are made more obvious when you have to watch one of his films that doesn’t benefit from several minutes of controversial cannibal torture footage more ›