Parasite (1982) – Post-Apocalypse, Parasites & Leather Underwear
by Parasite (1982) is a post-apocalyptic sci-fi horror full of parasites bursting heads, cameo laser guns, and Demi Moore’s debut. Lizzy dives into the gore and grit.
Comics / Marvel / Moon Knight
Moon Knight’s Debut: A Mercenary Moonlighting in Mystery
Explore Moon Knight’s first appearance in Werewolf by Night #32 and #33, where mercenary Marc Spector steps into the Marvel Universe, setting the stage for his complex journey.
Dragon Age: The Veilguard – Fantasy Isn’t Binary Anymore
Dragon Age: The Veilguard is BioWare’s inclusive return to fantasy RPGs, offering fluid combat, heartfelt storytelling, and one of the most affirming character creators in gaming.
The Day Time Ended (1979) – Claymation Chaos in the Cosmic Suburbs
The Day Time Ended (1979) is a low-budget sci-fi cult film with stop-motion aliens, cosmic weirdness, and early Full Moon Features flair. Lizzy explores its charming chaos.
Tourist Trap (1979) – Telekinetic Mayhem and Maniac Mannequins
Tourist Trap (1979) is a surreal horror cult classic filled with telekinetic mannequins, masked killers, and one unforgettable twist. Read Lizzy’s full take on this bizarre gem.
Laserblast (1978) – Mutant Teen Meltdown with a Side of Stop Motion
Charles Band’s Laserblast (1978) is a low-budget sci-fi cult film packed with stop-motion aliens and revenge-fueled chaos. Read Lizzy’s full breakdown of the weirdness.
Fairy Tales (1978) – Once Upon a Woody That Wouldn’t
Fairy Tales (1978) is a raunchy musical fantasy with singing, sex, and fairy tale chaos. Read Lizzy’s full review of this wild and weird cult film.
Auditions (1978) – Vintage Bush, Bad Lighting, and No Plot in Sight
Auditions (1978) is a softcore mockumentary directed by Harry Hurwitz and written by Charles Band, featuring nudity, vintage charm, and awkward moments.
The Galactus Trilogy (1966) – When Marvel Dropped Acid and Discovered God
The Galactus Trilogy (1966) introduces Galactus and the Silver Surfer in Marvel’s wildest cosmic arc yet. Read Lizzy’s first-time reactions and breakdown.
End of the World (1977) – Confusion, Clones, and Christopher Lee Looking Trapped
End of the World (1977) stars Christopher Lee and Sue Lyon in a jumbled sci-fi thriller with clones, aliens, and confusion. Read Lizzy’s full review.