Title: Full Moon’s Grindhouse Collection – Famous T & A Directed by: Ken Dixon Starring: Sybil Danning, Angela Aames, Ursula Andress, Brigitte Bardot, Don Johnson, Jacqueline Bisset, Vanity, Nastassja Kinski Running time: 74 minutes, Rated R Part of Full Moon’s Grindhouse Collection, Sybil Danning donning a cream colored bikini underneath golden gladiator armor and wielding a sword, hosts a compilation of clips of famous and before they were famous women in various stages of undress and simulated sex scenes. Kids, it’s hard to imagine what the world was like without the internet. Nowadays we have sites like Youtube or Mr Skin, where they painstakingly find clips of naked chicks for…

Title: Removal Directed by: Nick Simon Starring: Billy Burke, Mark Kelly, Oz Perkins, Kelly Brook, Emma Caufield and Elliott Gould Running time: 91 minutes, Rated R Cole was released from a long stint at a mental institution after witnessing his friend Eric’s murder/suicide. Though his wife and child have left him, as long as he is medicated, he is ready to get his life back. A year later, Cole has been working for a carpet cleaning service. He has just finished working a double shift and is ready to begin the weekend. His boss then calls him with a last minute assignment – an “all-nighter.” Being over worked and over…

Title: Little Deaths Directed by: Sean Hogan, Andrew Parkinson and Simon Rumley Starring: Daniel Brocklebank, Luke de Lacey, Siubhan Harrison, Jodie Jameson, Tom Sawyer, Amy Joyce Hastings, Holly Lucas Running time: 95 minutes, Unrated, Available on Blu-ray Three short films set in Britain with the shared themes of sex and death. House and Home – Richard & Victoria are a well to do couple who have a fetish for picking up homeless women off the street, giving them a bath, hot meal, glass of wine laced with roofies and a bit of raping. It’s all in good fun to them until Richard takes Sorrow home. Mutant Tool – Jen is…

Title: The Hunters Directed by: Chris Bryant Starring: Steven Waddington, Diana Agron, Chris Briant, Tony Becker, Terence Knox Running Time: 111 minutes, Rated R A group of men spend their weekends together at a little spot in the wilderness called Fort Goben.  It’s a place where men can be men, and hunt some humans who just happen upon their private sanctuary. Just a typical weekend with the guys. Director Chris Briant plays Le Saint, an Iraq war veteran suffering from PTSD who is trying to live a normal life, and is anxious to use his analysis skills in an investigation into several missing persons cases. When he chooses to meet…

Title: Dont’s Let Him In Directed by: Kelly Smith Starring: Sophie Linfield, Sam Hazeldine and Gordon Alexander Running time: 79 minutes, Unrated Two couples in Britain take a holiday at a countryside cottage, which happens to be in the same vicinity of a serial killer. When an injured hitchhiker shows up at their door, each person begins to question if one of their own is the actual killer. In the special features section, director Kelly Smith states this film is sort of an homage to 70′s horror films. I agree with Smith, because after watching the film, I felt I’ve seen several other films with a similar theme. It’s been…

For Richard Portnow, who played Dan “The Man” Levitan in “Good Morning, Vietnam”, watching the film is a bit like going back in time. “It’s interesting watching a film that was made 25 years ago, you look like a kid,” he said. “We were filming in Bangkok for three months. I watch certain scenes and remember when that happened, and there’s other stuff that I don’t remember–in one scene, there’s a little dance that I do, and I don’t remember doing that.” Portnow, like Juney Smith, knew that “Good Morning, Vietnam” would be a great film, but the longevity came as a surprise. “I thought it was going to be…

Title: The Rocketeer Directed by: Joe Johnston Starring: Bill Campbell, Alan Arkin, Jennifer Connelly, Paul Sorvino and Timothy Dalton Running time: 109 minutes, Rated PG, Available on standard DVD Disney has released their 1991 cult classic The Rocketeer on Blu-ray. Based on writer/illustrator Dave Stevens’ comic book series is the story of Cliff Secord (Campbell), a test pilot who discovers a top-secret prototype jet-pack stashed away in one of his planes which will enable the wearer to fly. He comes up with an idea to become a masked/helmeted superhero, and soon he discovers a Nazi plot to utilize the jet pack to take over the world. There are no special…

When asked if he ever expected the kind of longevity “Good Morning, Vietnam” starring Robin Williams has had, he said, “Honestly, no.” “I thought it was a wonderful script,” he said. “I thought it was a terrific, but if you’d have asked me if I thought it was going to have the life it has had, I would have said no.” Smith, who played Phil McPherson in the film, said that he is honored to have been a part of what is now called a classic film. “It had a great script, a great actor, and a great director. An important thing to note is that the film is a…

For those waiting on the “Treasure Chest of Horrors” anthology to come out on DVD, the wait is almost over! The cover art for the anthology has been released, meaning the DVD is about to be on the way. The art, which is featured below, shows an old treasure box filled with guts, blood and body parts, which should give you an idea of the types of short films contained inside the case. The film, from executive producers James Cullen Bressack and Jarret Cohen at Psykik Junky Pictures and directors Dough Waugh and Shawn C. Phillips, will be available for pre-orders on Amazon and other nationwide retailers soon. The anthology…

If you’re one of the hardcore horror/gross-out movie fans who wants to see the controversial horror film that was so outrageous it was banned by the U.K., you’ll be able to when “The Human Centipede 2 (Full Sequence)” comes out on DVD and Blu-ray Feb. 14, just in time for Valentine’s Day! The special features include are an interview with director Tom Six, a commentary track with Six and Laurence R. Harvey (who plays the mentally-disturbed security guard Martin), a set our of the warehouse, sections on the DVD dedicated to the Foley sound effects and the making of the film’s poster, as well as deleted scenes. The film, via…