Tag: comedy

  • Ted Raimi Interview – Exclusive – How the Horror Icon’s Latest Failure! Is Poised for Success by Susan Leighton

    Ted Raimi: Starring in Failure! Ted Raimi is a bona fide horror legend. A talented character actor who is comfortable playing everything from an unsightly female demon named Henrietta (in his brother Sam Raimi’s genre classic Evil Dead 2), to Ash Williams’ goofy sidekick, Chet Kaminski (Ash vs Evil Dead) to his recent turn as…

  • Anna and the Apocalypse by Jonny Numb

    Anna and the Apocalypse: A Fresh Spin on the Horror Musical? When it comes to teen-angst, coming-of-age comedy-dramas, I’m always ready and willing to be manipulated into a nostalgic mindset. I’m still a sucker for The Breakfast Club. I love Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. In the horror realm, Life After Beth and Night of the…

  • Little Shop of Horrors review by Angel Ackerman

    Little Shop of Horrors or Comedy? My almost-fourteen-year-old daughter, Eva, and I have watched quite a few movies as part of a “Mommy and Me” horror film review collection designed specifically for Billy Crash. A lot of these movies aren’t even good, but most were selected for special reasons: All of them raised questions about…

  • Buffy the Vampire Slayer by Angel Ackerman

    The Original Buffy the Vampire Slayer There is a limit to how many times a person can watch the movie version of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. I now know I have surpassed mine. We undertook this dreadful precursor to the television series as the teen is a huge fan of the Buffy-verse. She has watched…

  • Buffy the Vampire Slayer: 20th Anniversary by Billy Crash

      Welcome to the Hellmouth On March 10, 1997, creator, writer, and oftentimes director, Joss Whedon unleashed Buffy the Vampire Slayer upon the world in a television series that drew in fans from a multitude of demographics and a multitude of countries. The show featured Sarah Michelle Gellar as Buffy Summers, a high school student…