Lollipop Magazine

Coroner’s Corner: Troma-Tic Films – Column

November 10, 2006

If you tire of the highly-polished cliché and presentation of big budget Hollywood, Troma is the company for you. More a way of life than just a company.

Coroner’s Corner: The Hills Have Eyes Unrated – Column

August 25, 2006

My first reaction was “why?” but my final reaction is “oh my!” I’m speaking of the Alexandre Aja remake of the 1977 Wes Craven classic, The Hills Have Eyes.

Coroner’s Corner: Sleazy Roots Run Deep – Column

April 28, 2006

Wes Craven can be traced back to one of the most infamous films, The Last House on the Left. In the early ’70s, this film knocked audiences on their asses.

Coroner’s Corner: The Ring Two – Column

June 13, 2005

I kept on waiting for something monumental to happen in The Ring Two, and it never did. But it explained why the spirit of the little girl was pissed off.

Coroner’s Corner: Terror Train – Column

February 28, 2005

Fox Home has just released Terror Train, one of the more notable Halloween-style rip-offs. The film looks pretty swell, but there aren’t really any peachy extras.

Coroner’s Corner – Column

February 28, 2005

Anchor Bay’s recent triumph is their bundle of joy entitled ILSA. This box set contains three films starring Dyanne Thorne, the giant-jugged mistress of mayhem.

Coroner’s Corner – Monsturd – Column

October 4, 2004

If you’re a fan of crap – and I do mean actual crap – then this movie will be right up your… well… alley.

Coroner’s Corner – Fight for Your Life – Column

October 4, 2004

If you grew up on the likes of I Spit on Your Grave and Last House on the Left, then Fight for Your Life will be an enjoyable companion piece.

Coroner’s Corner – Slay Bells Ring, Are You Bleeding? – Column

May 23, 2004

Just in time for the onslaught of winter holidays, Anchor Bay has released the double feature of Silent Night Deadly Night one and two.

Coroner’s Corner – Trick or Torture – Column

May 23, 2004

Heads torn in two, entire intestinal tracts sloshing onto the floor, power drill lobotomies and more, all splash across the screen in vibrant detail.