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From our review: "For what this is and is trying to do, Blue Monkey is quite diverting and hits all of the expected B-movie moments pretty well. My only complaint is that we don’t get to see the full-grown insects until Minute 51, but I was never bored before or after then."

https://mutantreviewersmovies.com/2026/07/01/blue-monkey-1987-well-be-up-front-there-are-no-monkeys-in-this-film/

From our review: "Dracula 3000 has an off-brand feel, partially due to the fact that this is a joint German and South African venture, which are two countries I didn’t see getting into a movie bed together. It’s a crudely made film, loaded with silly zooms, over-the-top characters, Dutch angles, and Casper Van Dien’s scruffy beard doing a lot of heavy lifting."

https://mutantreviewersmovies.com/2026/07/03/dracula-3000-2004-i-cant-believe-they-made-2999-of-these-so-far/

From our review: "As is often the case in movies that try to cram in a lot of ideas and genres without a firm vision, My Stepmother is an Alien suffers from being a mess. It’s an interesting mess, even an entertaining one, but it never has all four wheels on the rails at any given time."

https://mutantreviewersmovies.com/2026/07/03/my-stepmother-is-an-alien-1988-i-hope-you-like-jimmy-durante/

"While most everyone’s collecting a paycheck with the most minimum of acting effort, the one noticeable exception is Tara Reid. I don’t know what they put in her coffee that week, but she is hyper, intense, and all-in with her performance."

Read more: https://mutantreviewersmovies.com/2026/06/22/sharknado-the-4th-awakens-2016-never-expect-anything-from-the-asylum/

"In our second installment of “Revisited,” we’ll be taking a look at another cult favorite here at Mutant Reviewers — the indie darling Clerks from 1994. Kevin Smith’s low-budget look at New Jersey clerking shook up the industry, but how does it hold up today?"

Read our full discussion here: https://mutantreviewersmovies.com/2026/06/20/revisited-1994s-clerks/

"OK, I asked at the beginning of the review if you had ever heard of Bloodsport, right? Well, Bloodfist is that flick except on a much smaller budget with considerably less talent on every side of the camera. It does have a paper thin murder mystery in it, but honestly that’s not really enough to make Bloodfist anything other than a third-generation photocopy of JCVD’s breakout flick."

From our review: https://mutantreviewersmovies.com/2026/06/18/bloodfist-1989-no-not-sport-fist-fist/