The Rambo
films have an enduring popularity as a franchise but there doesn't seem to be a
lot of love for Rambo III specifically.
It tends to inspire a ho-hum ...
1985 was very good to Sylvester Stallone at the box office: he enjoyed two titanic hits with sequels to past successes, Rocky IV and Rambo: First Blood Part II...
When people talk about the Rambo series, the discussion
is usually colored by Rambo: First
Blood, Part II and its cartoon-lunatic excesses. The more knowledgea...
The relationship between Stephen King's novels and
television stretches as far back as 1979 with the original two-part miniseries
of Salem's Lot but said relat...
Autumn is upon us now and this change in seasons brings
an eclectic assortment of fare drawn from Schlockmania's archives as a writer
of All Movie Guide review...
Last year's half-adaptation of Stephen King's It was a gamble on Warner Brothers' part, covering only the childhood era of the novel and hoping the audience wo...
Joe D'Amato directed nearly 200 films during a career
that spanned three decades. He plied his
trade in many genres but was best known for horror and sex...
Even the hardcore Fangoria/Gorezone reading horror fans
were skeeved out by The New York Ripper
back in the day. This giallo/slasher
hybrid from Lucio Fu...
Now that its pay cable reign has come to an end, Game Of Thrones has carved out a place
in television history as one of its most beloved shows and also one of ...
In the '70s and '80s, Joe D'Amato was a prolific font of
Italian exploitation cinema, making horror, sexploitation, post-apocalyptic
action flicks and even ful...
