JoBlo Horror Videos – This week we take a look at Anthony Hickox’s loony, gory, fun-as-hell WAXWORK (WATCH IT HERE – OWN IT HERE), starring Zach Galligan, Deborah Foreman, Dana Ashbrook, Patrick Macnee and David Warner!
Waxwork is one of the most enjoyable and imaginative horror flicks of the late 80s; it’s filled to the brim with bloodthirsty creatures and freaky death sequences. A must for any aficionado of monsters and mayhem!
https://youtu.be/Gj2iCJkp6Ko
The NSFW animated anthology returns with a vengeance. Naked giants, Christmas demons, and robots-gone-wild… Consume irresponsibly. Volume 2 coming May 14.
I absolutely loved the first anthology. Reminds me of a modern take on the classic Heavy Metal movie from the 1980s. Remember that?
Gaming Off The Grid – On today’s episode of Gaming Off The Grid, we travel back to the year 1995! We discuss albums, movies, and video games and then we pick one of each we would take with us to a desert island!
Here it is. The first trailer for the Game Chasers movie. You can still pre-order it here: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-game-chasers-motion-picture–3#/
HyperDrive – With the ’80s been a great decade for movies in general. I have to say a lot of my all-time favourite sci-fi comes from this period. Now in order to stop this video from becoming a Watchmojo popularity contest. I’m going to do something a little different from the norm and split the vid into two segments.
The first been a quick summary of what I think are the best sci-fi films. And the 2nd – will cover all the entertaining movies with great one-liners and cheese action scenes that didn’t quite make it to the top and got overshadowed by all the instant classics that we all love today.
Trolls Could Have Just Killed Movie Theaters | SJU Hosted by Roth Cornet (@RothCornet) Featuring: Spencer GIlbert (@SpencerJGilbert), Joe Starr (@joestarr187) & Danielle Radford (@danielleradford) Produced by Ryan O’Toole (@ryanohtrue) Tech Director: Jonathan Moulton
https://youtu.be/avlmdCfoMOk
For whom the movie bells tolled…
Take a look how Star Wars again pushed the limits of visual effects, by using “virtual sets” in Mandalorian, with help of Unreal Engine.