Over-the-top perfs and colorful low-budget production polish hit the right notes of knowing cheese, but the good-naturedly derivative script could have used some real wit.

Joshua Grannell's campy ode to gore films is a wildly entertaining ride.

This camp classic features a plethora of queer performers and acts as a love letter to movie theatres, B movies and the entrepreneurial spirit. It's a delight

This is a horror comedy for every moviegoer who has ever wished that people would leave their phones alone, or at least recommit to the social contract.