The fourth entry in Troma’s infamous series is a return to form and glorious sleaze.

Brian Trenchard-Smith takes Warwick Davis’ tiny terror beyond the stars

The story goes back in time and sends Pinhead to space in this muddled horror sequel.

Slashed budgets and a botched production effectively ends a franchise.

The (so far) last installment of THE CROW franchise leaves a sour taste in the mouth.

This fourth entry is the true birth of a massive global franchise.

This fourth installment of the Full Moon classic series is a delightful genre mash-up.

The dancing protest film is a mix of inept screenwriting and incredibly impressive choreography.

Fred Olen Ray’s infamous film lives up to its outrageous title thanks to lots of comedy, chainsaws, and charismatic actors.

The surprisingly tame (by Fred Olen Ray standards) adventure horror film is a solid intro to new corners of the genre.

A Fred Olen Ray-produced series about Bigfoot?!? Derek Smith provides an overview and interviews its director, Henrique Couto.

A super bike, a Re-Animator, an Oscar winner and more come together in this delightful action flick.

A look at a favorite Fred Olen Ray film, bursting with nods to other works.

Fred Olen Ray’s zany look with Eddie Deezen at bloodsuckers in Hollywood…and also vampires.

Jackie Chan goes 'true crime’? It happened!

Jackie Chan’s 1985 opus still reigns supreme almost 40 years later thanks to skill, sincerity, silliness, and stunts.

Throughout his storied career, Jackie Chan innovated stunts simply by being himself.

Chan’s had many on-screen partners, but his best in American productions is Owen Wilson in SHANGHAI NOON and SHANGHAI KNIGHTS.

Michael Scott recounts what it was like being there when Jackie Chan conquered the 1996 Sundance Film Festival.

ROCKY IV’s Christmas boxing match to end the Cold War was the main event—but it overshadows the real drama occurring within the wives of the fighters.