Season three is here! Moviocrity brings you a brand new episode of the web series with a look at MY BLOODY VALENTINE! Continue reading MOVIOCRITY Rings In Season 3 By Snuggling Up to MY BLOODY VALENTINE!
Take me down to Jurassic City, where the dinos are green and the girls are pretty. Continue reading JURASSIC CITY, or: Assault On Precinct 13 Million Years B.C.
Looking back at the films released 35 years ago, including: Richard Gere in AMERICAN GIGOLO, Judy Davis in MY BRILLIANT CAREER, Barbara Steele in SILENT SCREAM, Dom DeLuise in FATSO and other assorted psycho killers and cuddly animals! Continue reading GLORY OF THE 80’s: Whisper to a Scream
I hate beating up on people. Having said that, here are the worst films of 2014. Continue reading Good Riddance! The Worst Films of 2014
Can the Soska Sisters save a franchise that was bungled from the outset? We take a look at both Gregory Dark’s SEE NO EVIL and the Soskas’ new SEE NO EVIL 2. Continue reading SEE NO EVIL 1 and 2, or: The Importance of Respecting Your Audience
Moviocrity: the Series returns for the first time in months to close out Season 2! And this one’s all about that holiday classic, SILENT NIGHT, DEADLY NIGHT! Continue reading Naughty and Nice – New Movicrity Episode Looks At SILENT NIGHT, DEADLY NIGHT
The first of a two-part conclusion, THE HUNGER GAMES: MOCKINGJAY PART I puts a human face on revolution. Continue reading THE HUNGER GAMES: MOCKINGJAY PART I, or: How to Start a Revolution
Week 2 of the best and worst in film advertising art brings us some high-profile debacles, a few gems and the oddity that is generic art featuring Dominic Purcell. There used to be some sense of pride and accomplishment when … Continue reading MASTERSTROKES AND PHOTOFAILS: The Best and Worst Release Art – Week 2
Episode 6 of MOVIOCRITY is here and man, is it ever a wacky one. The focus on this episode is the 1982 haunted house flick, SUPERSTITION (a.k.a. THE WITCH). In this film, an evil witch is killed by an … Continue reading MOVIOCRITY Episode 6 – SUPERSTITION
There used to be some sense of pride and accomplishment when it came to marketing your film. The poster or cover art used to be a key element that drew people in. In this age of digital downloads and mass … Continue reading MASTERSTROKES AND PHOTOFAILS: The Best and Worst Release Art – Week 1
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