Movies
Trash Or Treasure: Astro Zombies (1968)
Will the trailer and the movie poster deliver? What do you think… […]
Trash
Movies
Trash or Treasure: Cats (2019)
The Raggedyman decides to venture where few cinemagoers dare tread….a showing of Cats. Here are his thoughts in the latest Trash or Treasure. […]
Editorial
Trash or Treasure: Love Actually (2003)
Raising money for the charity Shelter, The Raggedyman sits down to watch that festive romantic collage that is Love, Actually. Whether he liked it or not is another thing…. […]
Editorial
Trash or Treasure: Godmonster of Indiana Flats (1973)
Part travelogue through the byroads of lesser known movies, part guide to the dustier offerings found in the bargain bins throughout the land. The Raggedyman uses his experience of watching practically anything that crosses his […]
Horror
Trash or Treasure: Humanoids From The Deep (1980)
All aboard for Roger Corman’s subtle gumbo of latex monsters, gory deaths and teenage sex in Humanoids from The Deep – the latest Trash or Treasure article. […]
Horror
Trash or Treasure: Daybreakers (2009)
Sci-FI Vampires, loud explosions, and a dark, drab future. It must be another Trash Or Treasure, this time taking on Daybreakers. […]
Trash or Treasure
Trash or Treasure: Equalizer 2000 (1987)
The Raggedyman reviews 1987’s Equalizer 2000, an unending cavilcaed of gun fights, sports equipment wearing Nazis, car chases and flame throwers.
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Editorial
Trash or Treasure: Starship Troopers 2: Heroes Of The Federation (2004)
Like a personal guide through the more dusty shelves at the back of a video store, The Raggedyman uses his experience of scouring the depths of DVD bargain bins to sieving through the old and the […]
Editorial
Trash or Treasure: Benny & Joon (1993)
Featuring one of Johnny Depp’s first staring roles, Raggedyman rewatches comedy drama Benny & Joon. […]
Editorial
Trash or Treasure: Flesh Eater (1988)
In the latest Trash or Treasure, The Raggedyman comes across a film that wanted to be an origin story to Night of The Living Dead. Suffice to say, things do not end well. […]