"A sinister cabal of superior writers."
T. Rigney was specifically designed for the mass consumption of B-grade cinema from around the world. His roughly translated thoughts and feelings can be found lurking suspiciously at The Film Fiend, Fatally Yours, and Film Threat. According to legend, his chaotic, child-like scribblings have cured cancer on fourteen different life-supporting planets.
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Movie Review: Pet Sematary Two
The dangers of wanton resurrection revisited.
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B-Movie of the Week: Ninja Death II
Ninja Death II suffers greatly from middle sequel syndrome.
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Movie Review: The Borrower
When the aliens finally arrive, be sure to protect your neck.
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Movie Review: Yesterday
It might be in your best interest not to mistreat the clones.
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B-Movie of the Week: Ninja Death
Beware of giggling Japanese prostitutes wielding extremely sharp objects.
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Movie Review: Gozu
Anal ladles, milky breasts, and drooling cow heads. Sounds like just another day in Takashi Miike's paradise.
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Movie Review: Three O'Clock High
Whatever you do, keep your hands off Buddy Revell.
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Movie Review: DOA: Dead or Alive
Corey Yuen perfects the martial arts sub-genre known as "Jiggle Fu."
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Movie Review: Invasion USA
Have bazooka, will travel.
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B-Movie of the Week: Mountaintop Motel Massacre
Another reason to stay far, far away from locally owned redneck motels.
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