This was a fairly entertaining little not-quite-slasher considering the non-existent expectations I had going into it. There are some obvious Nightmare on Elm Street influences here but that's not unusual for mid-80's horror.

Richard Lynch is legendary in the realm of b-grade cinema and I'm always glad to see him in the obligatory villain's seat. His menacing visage begs to fill the role of murderers and evil masterminds. While he was unquestionably typecast throughout his entire career, he brought a…

I have no idea what I just saw.

I think it's a movie about aliens that have a cat that knows cat-fu and is a cat-burglar because it steals stuff from a museum that turns out to be their spaceship and then it fights other aliens and gets into a wrestling match with a huge dog which it electrocutes and then gives it the old Frankensteiner but then the dog is okay somehow and there are some other guys that…

I absolutely loved this movie as a kid. It was one of the few movies that ended up getting played over and over and OVER and, in all likelihood, driving my parents completely insane. We only had it on a shitty VHS recorded off of TV, so I hadn't seen it in many years.

I've found that revisiting beloved parts of one's childhood can often be a problematic proposition - so often those starry-eyed nostalgia trips can end in disappointment…

This was the third time I've watched The Man From Nowhere - still fantastic. This is the movie that got me into Korean flicks. It combines elements of The Professional and Taken and tells an intense and emotional story about a seemingly broken man, a young girl, and a whole lot of baddies between the two.

Bin Won kicks a LOT of ass in this movie. It can be a bit of a slow burn, but when the action kicks…