Good Bad Flicks continues with the tv series The Master.

Good Bad Flicks looks into some wacky 90s shows.

Good Bad Flicks enjoys the Christmas movie Savage Harbor. Directed by Carl Monson.

Good Bad Flicks visits the zombie, kung fu, blaxploitation film Devil’s Express. Directed by Barry Rosen.

Good Bad Flicks looks back on the many space themed sitcoms.

Good Bad Flicks explored the history of Ghoulies. Directed by Luca Bercovici.

Good Bad Flicks takes a dive into the wacky Evils of the Night. Directed by Mardi Rustam.

Good Bad Flicks looks at the comedy spoof Attack of the 50 Foot Camgirl. Directed by Jim Wynorski.

Good Bad Flicks looks into the brief history of Dead Space, the remake of Forbidden World. Directed by Fred Gallo.

Good Bad Flicks goes back to the first year of the Fox Network.

Good Bad Flicks looks into the troubled history of the Masters of the Universe movie. Directed by Gary Goddard.

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Good Bad Flicks looks into the forgotten era of 90s TV shows from MTV.

Good Bad Flicks gets in the holiday spirit to watch Benji’s Very Own Christmas Story. Directed by Joe Camp.

Good Bad Flicks looks at the 50s post apocalyptic film Day the World Ended. Directed by Roger Corman.

Good Bad Flicks watches the remake of Zombie Lake called Oasis of the Zombies. Directed by Jess Franco.

Good Bad Flicks presents another 5 Forgotten TV Shows. Some really bad programs that the studios wanted buried.

Good Bad Flicks looks into the history of the classic sci-fi movie The Thing from Another World. Directed by Christian Nyby.

Good Bad Flicks enjoys the zombiesploitation film Zombie Lake. Directed by Jean Rollin.

Good Bad Flicks checks out the sharksploitation film Deep Blood. From directors Raf Donato and Joe D’Amato.

Good Bad Flicks presents another 5 Forgotten TV Shows. More Horror shows for the season!

Good Bad Flicks goes back to the B&W films again with The Amazing Transparent Man. Directed by Edgar G Ulmer.

Good Bad Flicks checks out the propaganda scare film Teenage Mother. Directed by Jerry Gross.

Good Bad Flicks ventures into Giallo with Gore in Venice. Directed by Mario Landi.

Good Bad Flicks revisits the first batch of canceled shows from UPN.

Good Bad Flicks travels to Spain with this week’s movie A Candle for the Devil aks It Happened at Nightmare Inn. Directed by Eugenio Martín.

Good Bad Flicks continues with the tv series The Master.

Good Bad Flicks enjoys the action movie L.A. Bounty. Directed by Worth Keeter.

Good Bad Flicks looks at tv shows based on movies.

Good Bad Flicks enjoys some good old fashioned Nunsploitation with The Sinful Nuns of Saint Valentine. Directed by Sergio Grieco.

Good Bad Flicks looks into the history of the comedy horror anthology Cat’s Eye. Directed by Lewis Teague.

Good Bad Flicks looks at tv shows based on comic books.

Good Bad Flicks continues enjoying the 50s monster movies with The Brain Eaters. Directed by Bruno VeSota.

Good Bad Flicks goes B&W with the 50s sci-fi horror film Attack of the Crab Monsters. Directed by Roger Corman.

Good Bad Flicks looks into the history of the studio Cinepix and their film Happy Birthday to Me. Directed by J Lee Thompson.

Good Bad Flicks returns to the tv series The Master.

Good Bad Flicks looks further into the history of Doctor Mordrid to show it’s not a rip-off of Doctor Strange. Directed by Charles and Albert Band.

Good Bad Flicks looks into the evil witch possession movie Mark of the Witch. Directed by Tom Moore.

Good Bad Flicks has some fun with Demon Wind. Directed by Charles Philip Moore.

Good Bad Flicks checks out the 1974 film Chosen Survivors. Directed by Sutton Roley.

Good Bad Flicks reviews Sonic the Hedgehog 2. Directed by Jeff Fowler.

Good Bad Flicks checks out the latest version of Batman. Directed by Matt Reeves.

Good Bad Flicks spends too much time covering up the skin in Golden Temple Amazons. Directed by James Gartner.

Good Bad Flicks reviews the latest in the Scream franchise.

Good Bad Flicks looks into the history of the comedy from the creators of the original Police Academy, Moving Violations. Directed by Neal Israel.

Good Bad Flicks enjoys the antics of Hollywood High. Directed by Patrick Wright.

Good Bad Flicks reviews the new movie on Netflix, The Adam Project. Directed by Shawn Levy.

Good Bad Flicks enjoys yet another Post Apocalyptic movie, this time Endgame. Directed by Joe D’Amato.

Good Bad Flicks checks out the mystery thriller Old. Directed by M Night Shyamalan.

Good Bad Flicks looks into the history of Galaxina and the tragic life of it’s star Dorothy Stratten. Directed by William Sachs.

Good Bad Flicks returns to an old favorite The Incredible Melting Man. Directed by William Sachs.

Good Bad Flicks is a few years late checking out The Banana Splits Movie. Directed by Danishka Esterhazy.

Good Bad Flicks enjoys the forgotten Empire film Spellcaster. Directed by Rafal Zielinski.

Good Bad Flicks reviews the latest in the Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchise. Directed by David Blue Garcia.

GoodBadFlicks unboxes and reviews the GAOMON PD1220 Art Tablet!

Good Bad Flicks enjoys the erotic horror thriller Serpent’s Lair. Directed by Jeffrey Reiner.

Good Bad Flicks reviews Resident Evil Welcome to Raccoon City. Directed by Johannes Roberts.

Good Bad Flicks looks into the history of the sadly overlooked film Highway to Hell. Directed by Ate de Jong.

Good Bad Flicks reviews Ghostbusters Afterlife. Directed by Jason Reitman.

Good Bad Flicks looks at the polarizing Puppet Master Legacy. Directed by Charles Band.

Good Bad Flicks reviews Monster Hunter. Directed by Paul WS Anderson.

Good Bad Flicks returns to the Puppet Master series with Retro Puppet Master. Directed by David DeCoteau.

Good Bad Flicks reviews the new Matrix movie. Directed by Lana Wachowski.

Good Bad Flicks checks out Scream. Directed by Byron Quisenberry.

Good Bad Flicks enjoys the He-Man and She-Ra Christmas Special. Directed by Bill Reed
and Ernie Schmidt.

Good Bad Flicks presents another 5 Forgotten TV Shows. Christmas edition!

Good Bad Flicks takes some time to talk about Faith, a horror game unlike any other.

Good Bad Flicks checks out The Dungeonmaster. Directed by 7 people.

Good Bad Flicks presents another 5 Forgotten TV Shows. This time all animated!

Good Bad Flicks checks out the action drama Toy Soldiers. Directed by David Fisher.

Good Bad Flicks presents another 5 Forgotten TV Shows. This time all sci-fi!

Good Bad Flicks goes over the unusual history of one of the best vampire movies of all time The Lost Boys. Directed by Joel Schumacher.

Good Bad Flicks presents another 5 Forgotten TV Shows. This time all horror!

Good Bad Flicks talks about the horror film Night Visitor. Directed by Rupert Hitzig.

Good Bad Flicks presents another 5 Forgotten TV Shows.

Good Bad Flicks looks into the history of the troubled production Crawlspace. Directed by
David Schmoeller.

Good Bad Flicks goes back a few decades to look at some forgotten TV shows.

Good Bad Flicks reviews the Netflix action movie Kate. Directed by Cedric Nicolas-Troyan.

Good Bad Flicks goes back to the film debut of Pamela Anderson in Snapdragon. Directed by
Worth Keeter.

Good Bad Flicks reviews the horror film Malignant. Directed by James Wan.

Good Bad Flicks goes back to the original Ator in Ator the Fighting Eagle. Directed by Joe D’Amato.

Good Bad Flicks enjoys the unique and hilarious nature of Running Scared. Directed by Peter Hyams.

Good Bad Flicks looks at the UFO conspiracy movie Hangar 18. Directed by James L. Conway.

Good Bad Flicks checks out Vampire Hookers. Directed by Cirio H. Santiago.

Good Bad Flicks takes a look at the history of the 1988 remake of The Blob. Directed by Chuck Russell.

Good Bad Flicks enjoys the amazing action movie Revenge of of the Ninja. Directed by Sam Firstenberg.

Good Bad Flicks continues with the tv series The Master. This is The Master Episode 5, High Rollers. Directed by Peter Crane.

Good Bad Flicks looks into the remake of Death Game called Knock Knock. Directed by Eli Roth.

Good Bad Flicks checks out the documentary Stallone: Frank, That Is.

Good Bad Flicks reviews the long awaited Mortal Kombat reboot.

Good Bad Flicks looks into the 50s sci-fi homage Strange Invaders. From director Michael Laughlin.

Another silly movie from director Andy Sidaris.

Cecil from GoodBadFlicks takes a look at R. O. T. O. R.

Good Bad Flicks investigates the adaptation of the Isaac Asimov short story Nightfall. Directed by Paul Mayersberg.

Good Bad Flicks looks into the history of Forbidden World. Directed by Allan Holzman.

Good Bad Flicks continues with the tv series The Master.

Good Bad Flicks checks out the revenge film Vendetta. Directed by Bruce Logan.

Good Bad Flicks looks into the history of Tuff Turf. Directed by Fritz Kiersch.

Good Bad Flicks continues with the tv series The Master.

Good Bad Flicks checks out the low budget horror film Other Halves. Directed by Matthew T. Price.

Good Bad Flicks continues with the tv series The Master.

Good Bad Flicks enjoys the sexy version of “The Most Dangerous Game” with Slave Girls from Beyond Infinity. Directed by Ken Dixon.

Good Bad Flicks checks out the 80s horror movie The Nesting. Directed by Armand Weston.

Good Bad Flicks takes a look at Poison Ivy. Directed by Katt Shea Ruben.

Good Bad Flicks enjoys the silliness of The Barbarians. Directed by Ruggero Deodato.

Good Bad Flicks looks into the 2021 crime drama Flinch. Directed by Cameron Van Hoy.

Good Bad Flicks talks a bit about the past year and what to look forward to for 2021.

Good Bad Flicks revisits the Christmas horror slasher Don’t Open till Christmas.Directed by Edmund Purdom.

Good Bad Flicks goes into game mode and looks at the history of 2 of the most bizarre titles in the Zelda Universe. Directed by Dale Desharone.

Good Bad Flicks looks into the history of the sci-fi thriller Species. Directed by Roger Donaldson.

Good Bad Flicks checks out the Pilot for the TV series The Master. Directed by Robert Clouse.

Good Bad Flicks calls up the Party Line. Directed by William Webb.

Good Bad Flicks reviews the new movie Anonymous Killers.

Good Bad Flicks checks out the amazing Razorback. Directed by Russell Mulcahy.

Good Bad Flicks enjoys the goofy movie Slaughterhouse Rock. Directed by Dimitri Logothetis.

Good Bad Flicks looks into the history of the remake of Invaders from Mars. Directed by Tobe Hooper.

Cecil is proud to announce the GoodBadFlicks Special Edition of the upcoming documentary, In Search of Darkness 2.

Good Bad Flicks checks out the Jawsploitation film Devilfish. Directed by Lamberto Bava.

Good Bad Flicks has fun with Food of the Gods. Directed by Bert I Gordon.

Good Bad Flicks checks out Enter the Ninja, the first in the Cannon Ninja trilogy. Directed by Menahem Golan.

Good Bad Flicks looks into the making of Man’s Best Friend. Directed by John Lafia.

Cecil checks out the new movie An Hour to Kill. Directed by Aaron K. Carter.

Good Bad Flicks returns to the sequel that isn’t a sequel Kill and Kill Again. Directed by Ivan Hall.

Good Bad Flicks returns to visit the post apocalyptic action movie Land of Doom. Directed by Peter Maris.

Good Bad Flicks looks into the history of Logan’s Run. Directed by Michael Anderson.

Good Bad Flicks takes a look into The Velvet Vampire. Directed by Stephanie Rothman.

Just a quick Q&A video.

Good Bad Flicks revisits The Boogens. Directed by James L. Conway.

Good Bad Flicks returns to take a more measured look at The Hidden. Directed by Jack Sholder.

Good Bad Flicks takes a long look into the history of The Black Hole. Directed by Gary Nelson.

Good Bad Flicks reviews the documentary 40 Years of Rocky the Birth of a Classic. Directed by Derek Wayne Johnson.

Good Bad Flicks looks into Stigma. Directed by David E Durston.

Good Bad Flicks delves into the long requested Eliminators. Directed by Peter Manoogian.

Good Bad Flicks reviews Girls Guns and Blood. Directed by Thegin German and Robert Rowland.

This is a featurette I did some voice work for a few years ago. The company asked me to share it with you.

Good Bad Flicks embraces the silliness of Hard Ticket to Hawaii. Directed by Andy Sidaris.

Good Bad Flicks falls in love all over again with the classic Class of 1999. Directed by Mark L Lester.

Good Bad Flicks has fun with the 1984 film The Power. Directed by Stephen Carpenter and Jeffrey Obrow. Starring Susan Stokey.

GoodBadFlicks takes a look at the cursed production of the 1988 film Scarecrows. Directed by William Wesley.

Good Bad Flicks checks out the karate action of Kill or Be Killed. Directed by Ivan Hall. Starring James Ryan and Charlotte Michelle.

Good Bad Flicks investigates the beloved soldiers vs werewolves movie Dog Soldiers. Directed by Neil Marshall.

Good Bad Flicks takes a look at the action movie classic Action Jackson. Directed by Craig R. Baxley. Starring Carl Weathers.

Good Bad Flicks remembers the rappin genie film Kazaam. Directed by Paul Michael Glaser. Starring Shaquille O’Neal.

Good Bad Flicks finally talks about the best and worst films of 2018.

Good Bad Flicks looks into the Christmas Horror Film Better Watch Out. Directed by Chris Peckover.

Good Bad Flicks checks out the comedy Ski School. Directed by Damian Lee.

Good Bad Flicks looks into the history of the Alien ripoff movie Galaxy of Terror. Directed by B.D. Clark.

Just an update about upcoming things.

Good Bad Flicks checks out the 1989 sci-fi film Moontrap.

Good Bad Flicks checks out the sci-fi film Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone. Directed by Lamont Johnson.

Good Bad Flicks looks at the history of Hocus Pocus. Directed by Kenny Ortega.

Cecil from GoodBadFlicks provides an update on an upcoming video. Here’s the October 2019 Halloween Update.

Cecil would like to share a new comic book some fans recently made that’s worth checking out called Blood & Gourd. Here’s a music video.

Good Bad Flicks looks at the history behind the film Oculus. Directed by Mike Flanagan.

Good Bad Flicks checks out the movie with lots of frogs. Directed by George McCowan.

Good Bad Flicks explores the life of Rudy Ray Moore and his legendary character Dolemite. Directed by D’Urville Martin.

Good Bad Flicks checks out the alien fused mystery The Return. Directed by Greydon Clark.

Good Bad Flicks looks at Escape Plan at film that was a long time coming. Directed by Mikael Håfström.

Good Bad Flicks enjoys the outlandish Chuck Norris film Silent Rage. Directed by Michael Miller.

Good Bad Flicks looks into the tiny dinosaur film Prehysteria, as well as the birth of Moonbeam Entertainment. Directed by Charles and Albert Band.

Good Bad Flicks checks out the spy thriller Foxbat. Directed by Po-Chih Leong.

Good Bad Flicks has a great time with the prison in space film Star Slammer. Directed by Fred Olen Ray.

Good Bad Flicks checks out Terrorvision. Directed by Ted Nicolaou.

Cecil from GoodBadFlicks is happy to announce a new entry in the In Search of series, In Search of Tomorrow.

Good Bad Flicks looks into the bizarre film Pet Shop. Directed by Hope Perello.

Good Bad Flicks checks out one of the many Star Wars ripoffs, Space Raiders. Directed by Howard R Cohen.

Good Bad Flicks looks into the horror film The Pit. Directed by Lew Lehman.

Good Bad Flicks reviews one of the worst films of 2018.

An update on things. No bad news! Here’s the June 2019 Update for all things GoodBadFlicks. Hope you enjoy!

Good Bad Flicks takes a look at the history of Mortal Kombat and how it went from video game to hit movie.

Good Bad Flicks checks out another wonderful action film from the Philippines. Directed by Cirio Santiago.

Good Bad Flicks checks out the action drama Out of Control. Directed by Allan Holzman.

GoodBadFlicks looks into the long history of Scared Stiff. Directed by Richard Friedman.

GoodBadFlicks checks out the environmental warning flick The Bees. Directed by Alfredo Zacharias.

GoodBadFlicks checks Private Resort. Directed by George Bowers. Starring Johnny Depp, Rob Morrow, and Emily Longstreth.

GoodBadFlicks checks out the convoluted history of the thriller Eyes of Laura Mars. Directed by Irvin Kershner.

While I enjoy what I do, YouTube continues to be frustrating with all of their regulations. If you can, please help the channel.

GoodBadFlicks looks into the history of the giallo inspired The Editor. Directed by Adam Brooks and Matthew Kennedy.

This week I talk about my time in a Sensory Deprivation Tank. People have been asking for more stories, so I hope this will suffice.

Cecil provides a new update on the upcoming horror documentary, In Search of Darkness, a look into the horror films of the 1980s.

GoodBadFlicks looks into the history of the film Ben. Directed by Phil Karlson.

Cecil provides an update on the upcoming horror documentary, In Search of Darkness, a look at horror films of the 1980s.

GoodBadFlicks check out the horror film Sorority House Massacre. Directed by Carol Frank.

GoodBadFlicks looks into the wacky antics of the Kung Fu Zombies. Directed by Edward Murphy.

GoodBadFlicks looks into the history of one of the biggest films from the blaxsploitation era.

GoodBadFlicks continues with the long running Puppet Master series from Full Moon. Directed by David DeCoteau.

GoodBadFlicks looks into the horror thriller Sole Survivor. Directed by Thom Eberhardt.

Working on a longer Exploring video so in the meantime enjoy some of the things I liked from 2018.

GoodBadFlicks looks into the troubled history of The Dead 2. Directed by Howard and Jonathan Ford.

GoodBadFlicks takes a deeper look into 2019 After the Fall of New York. Directed by Sergio Martino.

GoodBadFlicks starts the year off with the Full Moon film Robot Wars. Directed by Albert Band.

GoodBadFlicks looks into the creepy Canadian horror film Ghostkeeper. Directed by Jim Makichuck.

GoodBadFlicks looks at the unique horror comedy Black Sheep. Directed by Jonathan King.

GoodBadFlicks looks into the forgotten action film Savage Dawn. Directed by Simon Nuchtern. Starring Lance Henriksen.

Here’s a channel update for Winter 2018, as well as a thank you for reading 200k subscribers. Thank you all for the continued support.

GoodBadFlicks remembers the first Police Academy and how huge it was when it first came out. Directed by Hugh Wilson.

GoodBadFlicks checks out the Biker War film Nam Angels. Directed by Cirio Santiago.

GoodBadFlicks takes a deep dive into the insanity of Nothing but Trouble. Directed by Dan Aykroyd.

GoodBadFlicks checks out the continuing story of the Houses October Built. Directed by Bobby Roe.

GoodBadFlicks looks at the bizarre horror film Nightmare Weekend. Directed by Henri Sala.

GoodBadFlicks examines one of the most pure horror exploitation films. Directed by Jimmy Huston.

GoodBadFlicks looks into another wonderful David A Prior film.

GoodBadFlicks looks into the history of a sadly overlooked horror thriller. Directed by Guy Magar.

GoodBadFlicks takes a look at one of the more popular teen sex comedies Hardbodies. Directed by Mark Griffiths.

GoodBadFlicks checks out the action film Cocaine Wars. Directed by Hector Olivera.

I introduce the teaser trailer for the upcoming documentary In Search of Darkness – A Journey into Iconic 80s Horror.

Unfortunately, there’s no new episode this week. My episode on Hardbodies got blocked by the studio, and I’m waiting to hear back.

GoodBadFlicks takes a look at the exploitation film Trip with the Teacher. Directed by Earl Barton.

GoodBadFlicks checks out the gender swapped dirty dozen. Directed by David A Prior.

GoodBadFlicks inspects the terrific horror comedy, I Sell the Dead. Directed by Glenn McQuaid.

GoodBadFlicks takes a look at the first Post Apocalyptic film from director Cirio Santiago.

GoodBadFlicks takes a look into the film Terminal Island. Directed by Stephanie Rothman.

GoodBadFlicks looks at the horror film mixed with cop drama Headhunter. Directed by Francis Schaeffer.

GoodBadFlicks takes a look at the horror film 976-EVIL. Directed by Robert Englund.

GoodBadFlicks goes into the dreamy action horror film Night Wars. Directed by David A Prior.

GoodBadFlicks looks into the history of the 50s teen coming of age film Book of Love. Directed by Robert Shaye.

This is the tale of my encounter with the Red Church. Hope you enjoy.

GoodBadFlicks checks out Quest for the Mighty Sword, the 4th film in the Ator series. Directed by Joe D’Amato.

GoodBadFlicks takes a look at the interesting history of My Chauffeur. Directed by David Beaird.

GoodBadFlicks continues checking out the awesome Puppet Master series. Directed by Jeff Burr.

GoodBadFlicks checks out the action warsploitation film White Ghost. Directed by BJ Davis.

GoodBadFlicks reviews one of the weirdest movies

GoodBadFlicks takes a look at the action horror film Demonstone. Directed by Andrew Prowse.

GoodBadFlicks finally tackles the movies of 2017. This is a list of my personal best and worst of the year.

GoodBadFlicks looks into the history of Jodie Foster’s first Top Billed role in a movie The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane.

Taking some time to answer a bunch of frequently asked questions. New episode next week.

GoodBadFlicks presents an April 2018 update about future reviews, shirts for sale, a Discord server, and more to come!

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GoodBadFlicks checks out a forgotten gem of teen comedy. Directed by Sean S Cunningham.

GoodBadFlicks looks into the unusual history of the overlooked slasher film Graduation Day. Directed by Herb Freed.

GoodBadFlicks checks out another in a long line of Full Moon Features. Directed by Robert Talbot.

GoodBadFlicks goes over the history of Ganja and Hess. Directed by Bill Gunn.

GoodBadFlicks checks out Island Claws the giant killer crab movie. Directed by Hernan Cardenas.

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GoodBadFlicks takes a look at a very different film about Bigfoot. Directed by Christopher Munch.

GoodBadFlicks looks at the lost sci-fi film Star Crystal. Directed by Lance Lindsay.

GoodBadFlicks returns to Ozploitation with the movie that introduced the world to Nicole Kidman. Directed by Brian Trenchard-Smith.

GoodBadFlicks revisits one of MST3K’s most famous episodes. Directed by Tom Kennedy.

GoodBadFlicks goes into some new territory looking at the made for TV mini-series The Beast. Directed by Jeff Bleckner.

GoodBadFlicks looks at the intense sequel to a B movie classic. Directed by William Lustig.

GoodBadFlicks checks out the silly, stop motion monster film. Directed by William R. Stromberg.

A look into the history of the most dangerous movie ever made. Directed by Noel Marshall.

GoodBadFlicks continues the Full Moon series with Puppet Master 4. Directed by Jeff Burr.

GoodBadFlicks reviews The Houses October Built 2. Directed by Bobby Roe.

GoodBadFlicks examines the troubled history of the action crime thriller Reindeer Games. Directed by John Frankenheimer.

GoodBadFlicks checks out the Corman produced disaster film Avalanche. Directed by Corey Allen.

GoodBadFlicks takes a look at the lost horror film The Final Terror. Directed by Andrew Davis. Featuring Adrian Zmed, Daryl Hannah, and Joe Pantoliano.

GoodBadFlicks reviews the found footage film based on the serial killers, The Miranda Murders. Directed by Matthew Rosvally.

GoodBadFlicks reviews the Spanish found footage film The Last Witch. Directed by Carlos Almón Muñoz.

GoodBadFlicks just had to squeeze in at least one more post apocalyptic film before the end of the year, Equalizer 2000. Directed by Cirio H. Santiago.

Just a little update on some things you might be interested in.

GoodBadFlicks reviews the long awaited Justice League film. Directed by Zack Snyder.

GoodBadFlicks brings up the forgotten blockbuster The Mask. Directed by Chuck Russell. Starring Jim Carrey, Cameron Diaz, and Richard Jeni.

GoodBadFlicks covers Creepozoids, the post-apocalyptic Alien knockoff that Cecil has always wanted! Direct by David DeCoteau.

GoodBadFlicks investigates the major cult classic Maniac Cop. Directed by Bill Lustig.

GoodBadFlicks reviews one of the worst movies of the year, Leatherface. Directed by Alexandre Bustillo and Julien Maury.

Good Bad Flicks takes a trip down memory lane with the classic family adventure Halloweentown. Directed by Duwayne Dunham.

Cecil from Good Bad Flicks checks out the 8th entry in the long-running Saw franchise, Jigsaw. Directed by Michael and Peter Spierig.

Good Bad Flicks takes a look at the most recent Madea movie, Tyler Perry’s Boo 2 A Madea Halloween. Directed by Tyler Perry.

GoodBadFlicks looks into the rat filled thriller, Willard. Directed by Daniel Mann. Starring Bruce Davison, Sondra Locke, & Ernest Borgnine.

GoodBadFlicks remembers the 1990s sci-fi comedy family film Spaced Invaders. Directed by Patrick Read Johnson.

GoodBadFlicks reviews the unusual thriller A Dark Song. Written and directed by Liam Gavin.

GoodBadFlicks reviews the latest Stephen King adaptation, Gerald’s Game. Directed by Mike Flanagan. Starring Carla Gugino.

GoodBadFlicks reviews the film The 13th Friday. Directed by Justin Price. Starring Lisa May and Deanna Grace Congo.

GoodBadFlicks reviews the clown filled film Circus Kane. Directed by Christopher Ray. Starring Jonathan Lipnicki and Richard Moll.

GoodBadFlicks reviews the horror comedy Happy Death Day. Directed by Christopher Landon.

A quick update on this week’s content.

GoodBadFlicks checks out the heavy metal themed horror film The Devil’s Candy. Directed by Sean Byrne. Starring Ethan Embry.

GoodBadFlicks looks into the history of The Houses October Built. Directed by Bobby Roe. Starring Brandy Schaefer, Zack Andrews, and Bobby Roe.

GoodBadFlicks delves into the production of the classic comedy Meatballs. Directed by Ivan Reitman. Starring Bill Murray.

GoodBadFlicks checks out the cyborg vs humanity film Amelia 2.0. Directed by Adam Orton. Starring Kate Vernon and Ed Begley Jr.

Somnio, one of my favorite films of 2016, is finally getting a release under its new title Infinity Chamber. Its written and directed by Travis Milloy and you really should check it out.

GoodBadFlicks checks out Kingsman: The Golden Circle. Directed by Matthew Vaughn. Starring Taron Egerton and Colin Firth.

GoodBadFlicks travels back to 1986 with Biggles: Adventures in Time. Directed by John Hough. Starring Neil Dickson and Alex Hyde-White.

GoodBadFlicks remembers the weird kids movie Baby Secret of the Lost Legend. Directed by B.W.L. Norton. Starring William Katt and Sean Young.

GoodBadFlicks thinks you’ll all float down here as he reviews the new version of IT. Directed by Andy Muschietti.

GoodBadFlicks takes a look at the very influential independent film Run Lola Run. Directed by Tom Tykwer. Starring Franka Potente.

GoodBadFlicks checks out the lesser known action film Force Five. Directed by Robert Clouse. Starring Joe Lewis and Bong Soo Han.

GoodBadFlicks checks out a scary clown movie called Clowntergeist. Directed by Aaron Mirtes. Starring Brittany Belland and Monica Baker.

GoodBadFlicks reviews the very unique ghost movie Personal Shopper. Directed by Olivier Assayas. Starring Kristen Stewart.

GoodBadFlicks takes a look at an unusual psychological horror thriller The Ice Cream Truck. Directed by Megan Freels Johnston.

GoodBadFlicks checks out the prequel of the prequel Annabelle: Creation. Directed by David Sandberg. Starring Anthony LaPaglia.

GoodBadFlicks delves into the history of the sadly overlooked slasher, The Prowler. Directed by Joe Zito. Featuring Laurence Tierney.

GoodBadFlicks takes a look at a DTV film The Answer. Directed by Iqbal Ahmed. Starring Austin Hébert, Alexis Carra, and David S. Lee.

GoodBadFlicks reviews the oddball thriller 12 Feet Deep. Directed by Matt Eskandari. Starring Alexandra Park and Tobin Bell.

GoodBadFlicks takes a look at the long awaited adaptation of Stephen King’s The Dark Tower. Directed by Nikolaj Arcel.

GoodBadFlicks takes a look at the lesser-known electric horror film Pulse. Directed by Paul Golding. Starring Cliff De Young & Roxanne Hart.

GoodBadFlicks reviews the documentary about award winning but relatively unknown director John G. Avildsen. Directed by Derek Wayne Johnson.

GoodBadFlicks reviews the spy action film Atomic Blonde. Directed by David Leitch. Starring Charlize Theron.

GoodBadFlicks takes a look at the film that launched Alicia Silverstone’s career, The Crush. Directed by Alan Shapiro.

GoodBadFlicks looks at the most expensive independent film ever made, Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets. Directed by Luc Besson.

GoodBadFlicks takes a look at one of the first films from Full Moon, Meridian. Directed by Charles Band. Starring Sherilyn Fenn.

GoodBadFlicks explores the sadly overlooked take on superheros, Push. Directed by Paul McGuigan. Starring Chris Evans and Dakota Fanning.

GoodBadFlicks checks out the latest reboot of Spider-Man, Spider-Man: Homecoming. Directed by Jon Watts. Starring Tom Holland.

GoodBadFlicks reviews the action crime comedy, Baby Driver. Written and directed by Edgar Wright. Starring Ansel Elgort and Lily James.

GoodBadFlicks takes a look at the massive BluRay box set from Empire Pictures. Includes 18 films in one set.

GoodBadFlicks reviews American Mummy. Oh my. Directed by Charles Pinion. Starring Suziey Block, Aidan Bristow, and Aaron Burt.

GoodBadFlicks takes a look at one of the lesser talked about Full Moon films, Dark Angel: The Ascent. Directed by Linda Hassani.

GoodBadFlicks reviews the delayed but very good shark movie 47 Meters Down. Directed by Johannes Roberts. Starring Mandy Moore.

GoodBadFlicks takes a look at a love letter to horror comedies, Grabbers. Directed by Jon Wright. Starring Richard Coyle and Ruth Bradley.

GoodBadFlicks reviews a movie about a Tsunami of BEES called Tsunambee. Directed by Thomas Martwick and Milko Davis.

GoodBadFlicks uncovers another wonderful Post Apocalyptic film, Dune Warriors. Directed by Cirio H Santiago. Starring David Carradine.

GoodBadFlicks reviews the reboot of The Mummy. Directed by Alex Kurtzman and starring Tom Cruise and Sofia Boutella.

GoodBadFlicks looks into the history of The Mummy franchise, starting back with the original in 1932. Directed by Stephen Sommers.

GoodBadFlicks takes a look at the 4th movie in the DCEU Wonder Woman. Directed by Patty Jenkins. Starring Gal Gadot and Chris Pine.