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The Zombie’s Rage may be due to not knowing how to pronounce Anthropophagus.

It’s not the MCU, but Yokai Hanta: Hiruko (aka Hiruko the Goblin) (1991) is technically a comic book movie.

Look, we’re not proud about it, but X312 - Flight to Hell (1971) starts with a tough letter.

You screwed up, and now you’ll have to face The Wrath of Becky (2023).

Once you’ve gone V/H/S, the only thing left is to go V/H/S/Beyond (2024)!

We watched a movie that started with U. It’s The Unnameable II: The Statement of Randolph Carter (1992).

Look. It’s called Torture Garden (1967), and Burgess Meredith is a devil we guess.

A sideshow love triangle, where a spring-loaded venomous iguana is the least random plot beat, awaits you at The Show (1927).

Dating in a charming village that you withdrew to after a divorce is fraught with peril, even when you aren’t Robin Redbreast (1970).

An alien encounter of the space-age finds itself in the midst of a live television stunt for a remake of The Quartermass Experiment (2005).

Before the Syfy shark movies, if you wanted flying murder fish Piranha II: The Spawning (1992) was pretty much your only choice.

Spend a droll evening enjoying the mildly odd ambience of The Old Dark House (1963).

In the mortuary business, you really don’t want your Night Life (1989) to revolve around work.

When Hell is full, The Maltese Bippy (1969) walks the Earth.

What could be better than spending a Long Weekend (1978) with someone you hate in a hostile environment?