The Midnight Movie to end all Midnight Movies. 'Let's do the Time Warp Dance!'

Kathleen Turner is perfect as a suburban housewife & mother who sets high standards and expects everyone to adhere to them.

Though I like this classic masterpiece very much, I have never quite figured out what it is all about. All I know is that it is another movie that many have viewed with enhanced perceptions and that Hal the Computer is a hoot!

White Trash Heaven in the trailer park!

I like this movie a lot. Check it out late one night.

What exactly is in that trunk anyway?

A little known Sci-Fi cult favourite.

A big cult favourite--I've never liked it. However, don't let that put you off.

Channeling the spirits of Joan Crawford & Bette Davis in a whole new direction.

Quite a good little cult Sci-Fi favourite with Helen Hunt before she became famous.

Madonna's best movie. Well, other than 'Evita,' she hasn't had any other good ones now, has she?

One of the funniest movies ever made comes out in a Criterion edition.

Camp remake of the old 'Flash Gordon' serials that originally starred the beautiful Buster Crabbe. This version, also, has the music of Queen. For even more of a parody, check out 'Flesh Gordon.'

A small Dead Teenager film that hit a nerve, and not just the jugular. It's acquired quite a following through the years. The original 'Friday the 13th' is pretty scary, too.

Yes, he does have a colossal Schweinstucker! Mel brooks, also, made 'Blazing Saddles' in which a new sheriff comes to town.

'Feed me, Seymour! There is, also, a new Legend studio DVD out of Roger Corman's original film in both colour & black-and-white.'

Vincent Price as Shakespearean actor who feels wronged by his critics and does something about it. I will never forget the scene with those puppydogs!

This remake is quite effective & erotic. The original 'Cat People' in black-and-white is another cult favourite.

Kathy Bates can pick a cult movie. Damn, is she ever scary in this one.

Having a great deal more to do with the imagination of 'Penthouse' publisher, Bob Guccione, than Imperial Rome, 'Caligula' still has the power to scandalize.