Cap'n Howdy's Blogorium

 Over the years I've learned that a light day is the best way to close out a Fest . After all of the marathon-ing and late nights, it...

 Before the Ninja III: The Domination experience, we watched Jason Eisener's Treevenge , but I didn't feel it would be fair to let...

 Holy catballs what the hell was that? Ninja III: The Domination is the kind of movie I could spend the rest of the weekend trying to expl...

 There must be some deeper message behind the post- Star Trek TV Show / pre- Star Trek Movies choices made by William Shatner, DeForest K...

 For whatever failings Prisoners of the Lost Universe has (and there are many), Death Spa and Killer Workout were the palette cleanser w...

 I thought that Prisoners of the Lost Universe would be a good matinee movie to get the ball rolling for day two. It seemed like the kind ...

 There's no excuse for Lifeforce to be as tedious as it is; there's simply too much talent involved behind the camera to explain h...

 There's something you should probably know about Miami Connection (no "the"), and it's not that the movie takes place i...

 This doesn't really fit into any of the actual coverage of Summer Fest, but because of its highly successful airing on Syfy the night ...

  Starcrash (which I keep thinking I need to separate into two words) is one of those knock-offs of Star Wars that you'd like to pret...

 To kick off Summer Fest , I decided it would be fun to continue in the vein of Bad Movie Night favorite She Devil and present another sci...

 John Carpenter had a rough go at it in the 1990s. From 1980 to 1988, he racked up a filmography that any sci-fi or horror director would k...

 There's an inconvenient truth I find myself dealing with when it comes to JJ Abrams' Star Trek movies - they are not, never were...