Considered a cult classic, the 1973 B-grade horror film Sssssss pitted it's actors with real, living (mostly) snakes! How does this Universal film stand up today, and did it truly do it's (blog) premise justice? Decker Shado gives his (blog) review, and (blog post) opinions on some filmmaking decisions.Source: Sssssss Movie Review - Decker ShadoMor

It's one of those great horror movies that's so awful it's fantastic, and Leprechaun is one of those movies. The storyline is completely off the rails, the acting is over the top, and the visual effects are so awful they're laughable. But despite this, everything works together in the end to produce a picture that is both enjoyable and engaging. Je

I remember when Leprechaun was a good movie franchise. Or, at least, when it was entertaining. Sure, the movies were never going to win any awards, but they were campy and fun, most likely because of Warwick Davis' incredible acting abilities. But then, something happened. The studio let a wrestling team make the next Leprechaun movie. It was pure