Dr.Butcher M.D., Medical Deviate
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NOT a real doctor, it's a joke. Movies in particular, pop culture in general, politics, random thoughts.
I've been watching shit ass copies of this movie for so long when I saw a clean print on TUBI, I clicked on it immediately. Then, like every time I have tried to watch this movie in the past, I fell asleep on it. Still no idea what it's about.
December 4, 2025 at 4:19 AM
I've been watching shit ass copies of this movie for so long when I saw a clean print on TUBI, I clicked on it immediately. Then, like every time I have tried to watch this movie in the past, I fell asleep on it. Still no idea what it's about.
Not usually into Con stuff but this is kind of fun and creative.
December 4, 2025 at 12:17 AM
Not usually into Con stuff but this is kind of fun and creative.
I love how Night of the Demons (1988) brings on Linnea Quigley knowing full well what the audience will be waiting for, and then delivering it in the strangest, most unsettling manner possible. The character is written and performed like a grotesque parody of "The Linnea Quigley Character".
December 3, 2025 at 4:12 AM
I love how Night of the Demons (1988) brings on Linnea Quigley knowing full well what the audience will be waiting for, and then delivering it in the strangest, most unsettling manner possible. The character is written and performed like a grotesque parody of "The Linnea Quigley Character".
I haven't thought about this film since I was 19 or however old I was when I put this on sight unseen. I only remember the ending which is either some brilliant joke that I didn't get or one of the dumbest things I have ever seen in a movie.
December 3, 2025 at 3:58 AM
I haven't thought about this film since I was 19 or however old I was when I put this on sight unseen. I only remember the ending which is either some brilliant joke that I didn't get or one of the dumbest things I have ever seen in a movie.
I really don't remember the first one with Drew Barrymore at all, but it's a Katt Shea film and she was generally more thoughtful than others working in this space. The third one is just a T&A movie. They made a fourth one, but I have no clue.
November 30, 2025 at 3:43 AM
I really don't remember the first one with Drew Barrymore at all, but it's a Katt Shea film and she was generally more thoughtful than others working in this space. The third one is just a T&A movie. They made a fourth one, but I have no clue.
This is somehow NOT an Amir Shervan movie...
November 29, 2025 at 8:21 PM
This is somehow NOT an Amir Shervan movie...
Watching ROBOT HOLOCAUST right now. This is wonderful, they hardly had money for props, but someone had a plasma globe, and so a prop it became...
November 29, 2025 at 4:32 PM
Watching ROBOT HOLOCAUST right now. This is wonderful, they hardly had money for props, but someone had a plasma globe, and so a prop it became...
Nico Mastorakis's 1984....let's go ahead and call it a giallo...Blind Date uses the killer like Jaws to keep you from getting restless about the thin, glacial plot, and to cast suspicion on the lead before you realize its two disparate plot elements don't converge for 3/4 of the film's runtime.
November 28, 2025 at 2:06 PM
Nico Mastorakis's 1984....let's go ahead and call it a giallo...Blind Date uses the killer like Jaws to keep you from getting restless about the thin, glacial plot, and to cast suspicion on the lead before you realize its two disparate plot elements don't converge for 3/4 of the film's runtime.
By the by, there is a scene in Barbarian Queen where Clarkson's character improbably survives inside a hut that had been burned down which almost feels like the budget version of a similar scene with Daenerys in Game of Thrones.
November 27, 2025 at 4:42 PM
By the by, there is a scene in Barbarian Queen where Clarkson's character improbably survives inside a hut that had been burned down which almost feels like the budget version of a similar scene with Daenerys in Game of Thrones.
I chuckle everytime I see this in Barbarian Queen. This gentleman receives a dome shot from an archer and hilariously yowls in pain as he dies. Oddly, he is a few steps away from entering a building and the archer is in the woods behind him, so how does the arrow enter through the frontal bone?
November 27, 2025 at 2:22 PM
I chuckle everytime I see this in Barbarian Queen. This gentleman receives a dome shot from an archer and hilariously yowls in pain as he dies. Oddly, he is a few steps away from entering a building and the archer is in the woods behind him, so how does the arrow enter through the frontal bone?
This is not a criticism because I find this enjoyable, but this movie is actually a lot like The Substance where once it really kicks off, Fargeat turns to the audience and says...
November 26, 2025 at 1:07 PM
This is not a criticism because I find this enjoyable, but this movie is actually a lot like The Substance where once it really kicks off, Fargeat turns to the audience and says...
REVENGE (Spoilers)
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I'm not a doctor, but that blade is pretty long, so it's past the orbital bone and in the brain and though the brain does weird stuff, I'm not sold on this guy lashing around and screaming with the nearly full length of the blade in his brain.
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I'm not a doctor, but that blade is pretty long, so it's past the orbital bone and in the brain and though the brain does weird stuff, I'm not sold on this guy lashing around and screaming with the nearly full length of the blade in his brain.
November 26, 2025 at 12:54 PM
REVENGE (Spoilers)
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I'm not a doctor, but that blade is pretty long, so it's past the orbital bone and in the brain and though the brain does weird stuff, I'm not sold on this guy lashing around and screaming with the nearly full length of the blade in his brain.
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I'm not a doctor, but that blade is pretty long, so it's past the orbital bone and in the brain and though the brain does weird stuff, I'm not sold on this guy lashing around and screaming with the nearly full length of the blade in his brain.
In reality, Blackbelt II: Fatal Force is just a recut or maybe just retitled version of 1988's Spyder. From what I can tell they're the same movie except BB2, with a stated release date of 1989, was actually retitled AFTER 1992, when Don "The Dragon" Wilson's Blackbelt came out.
November 25, 2025 at 5:17 AM
In reality, Blackbelt II: Fatal Force is just a recut or maybe just retitled version of 1988's Spyder. From what I can tell they're the same movie except BB2, with a stated release date of 1989, was actually retitled AFTER 1992, when Don "The Dragon" Wilson's Blackbelt came out.
Share a 90s movie you think deserves more love.
November 25, 2025 at 2:44 AM
Share a 90s movie you think deserves more love.
I was always obsessed with how Brad Pitt seems to become his girlfriends after seeing it happen the other way with Tim Burton and the women in his life.
November 24, 2025 at 2:52 AM
I was always obsessed with how Brad Pitt seems to become his girlfriends after seeing it happen the other way with Tim Burton and the women in his life.
This is the greatest drawing of Lex Luthor ever done.
Every stitch of the fit is outrageous.
Every stitch of the fit is outrageous.
November 24, 2025 at 12:25 AM
This is the greatest drawing of Lex Luthor ever done.
Every stitch of the fit is outrageous.
Every stitch of the fit is outrageous.
Of all of the wild, impossible things that happen in Superman, it's this one that made me go: How the fuck did Luthor get up and walk after this? He gets launched a good 10-12 through the air and crashes into a desk pelvis first.
November 22, 2025 at 7:11 PM
Of all of the wild, impossible things that happen in Superman, it's this one that made me go: How the fuck did Luthor get up and walk after this? He gets launched a good 10-12 through the air and crashes into a desk pelvis first.
I'm sure people have been saying this for many years but beyond generally looking stupid, the design for the "Predalien" has several things about it that make zero sense based on how the morphology of the creature worked in past films.
November 22, 2025 at 8:27 AM
I'm sure people have been saying this for many years but beyond generally looking stupid, the design for the "Predalien" has several things about it that make zero sense based on how the morphology of the creature worked in past films.
Berserker (1987)
I haven't seen this in a while so I decided to revisit because it has that weird, "toss it against the wall and see what sticks" attitude of so many late 80s slasher films. This one centers around a supposed Viking curse about the titular "Berserker" who can turn into a bear.
I haven't seen this in a while so I decided to revisit because it has that weird, "toss it against the wall and see what sticks" attitude of so many late 80s slasher films. This one centers around a supposed Viking curse about the titular "Berserker" who can turn into a bear.
November 21, 2025 at 11:14 AM
Berserker (1987)
I haven't seen this in a while so I decided to revisit because it has that weird, "toss it against the wall and see what sticks" attitude of so many late 80s slasher films. This one centers around a supposed Viking curse about the titular "Berserker" who can turn into a bear.
I haven't seen this in a while so I decided to revisit because it has that weird, "toss it against the wall and see what sticks" attitude of so many late 80s slasher films. This one centers around a supposed Viking curse about the titular "Berserker" who can turn into a bear.
I would have loved to have seen 70s era Dario Argento adapt Fantomas. It would have been deliciously incomprehensible.
November 19, 2025 at 8:17 PM
I would have loved to have seen 70s era Dario Argento adapt Fantomas. It would have been deliciously incomprehensible.
I've never known what came first, David Bowie getting pissed at Todd Haynes and ending his participation in Velvet Goldmine, or Haynes casting Bowie's former mime teacher and alleged lover, Lindsay Kemp as the drag performer encountered by Brian Slade as a child.
November 18, 2025 at 11:57 PM
I've never known what came first, David Bowie getting pissed at Todd Haynes and ending his participation in Velvet Goldmine, or Haynes casting Bowie's former mime teacher and alleged lover, Lindsay Kemp as the drag performer encountered by Brian Slade as a child.
Van Helsing is not a good movie and this CGI is bad, even for 2004, but conceptually I've always liked the idea of a werewolf who tears its flesh off to turn back and forth. I liked the way Sommers described it as illustrative of his emotional state. That's very cool, too bad it was for this film.
November 18, 2025 at 11:34 PM
Van Helsing is not a good movie and this CGI is bad, even for 2004, but conceptually I've always liked the idea of a werewolf who tears its flesh off to turn back and forth. I liked the way Sommers described it as illustrative of his emotional state. That's very cool, too bad it was for this film.