The evil genie is released from his gem again during a museum heist gone wrong. He goes to jail to collect souls in preparation to take over our world while our heroine has a crisis of faith and turns to Jesus to help her in her fight. Continue reading “Shaun vs. Wishmaster 2: Evil Never Dies (1999)”
A Church-sanctioned vampire slayer is on the hunt for Valek, the original vampire, who is on a crusade to find a special cross that will allow him to walk during the day. Continue reading “Shaun vs. John Carpenter’s Vampires (1998)”
A coward captain is exiled to a far off outpost to be part of a skeleton crew for the winter but soon the fort is picked off by a gluttonous cannibal who just wants to eat everybody. Continue reading “Shaun vs. Ravenous (1999)”
Directed by Takashi Miike
Starring Ryo Ishibashi and Eihi Shiina
Aoyama, a long-widowed father, is urged by his son to get out there and find another woman to love. After speaking with a friend who also happens to be a film producer, he meets several women who think they are taking part in a film audition, until he meets the perfect woman. Or so he thinks. Continue reading “Shaun vs. Audition (1999)”
idea behind “Wishmaster” may not be the most original, but at least in the right hands it could be imaginative and entertaining. And it was! Unfortunately in the wrong hands, it can turn into a big turd. In this case, the series came out with three turds out of the four movies. I would imagine most people stopped paying attention to the series after the first or second, some may even be shocked to know that there are four of these things. What’s even more shocking is that they were even made to begin with. Yes, this will not be a fun venture, but fear not, at least you only have to read about them, I had to live through them. Continue reading “Shaun vs. The Wishmaster Series”
Shaun vs. the B-Movies 