A funky and feel-good movie if there ever was one! The world just wasn't ready for it in 1986.

If you go into it with an open mind, I think you'll have fun. Leah Thompson is charming, and the music rocks. Howard is smart and cynical. The third act is batcrap crazy insane.

And I dare you not to crack a smile during the finale! Love it!

Honestly though- it probably needs to be tightened up a bit. It's maybe…

Somehow a Peter Cushing film I've never seen, and a Hammer Frankenstein I've never seen!

Maybe for good reason? It's alright. But the Monster looks like a melted paper mache mess- a weird cross between Boris Karloff and Peter Boyle.

And it completely ignores the continuity from the previous two films.

But Peter Cushing is still Peter Cushing, and a joy to watch. He has a nice swashbuckling exit from the Burgomeister's bedroom at one point.

The film itself looks…

Between "Nightcrawler" and this film, Jake Gyllenhaal had one hell of a year in 2014.

I wasn't sure if I liked this one at first- but it definitely resonated with me in a strong way. It stays with you, and leaves you thinking.

It's a surreal look at a man struggling with the encroaching responsibilities of fatherhood- at least that's my take. Some definite echoes of Kafka and Lynch here.

I was really taken with how the film itself made…