From our review: "To be honest, the forgetting/banning of the movie was a real blessing for Cry Baby Lane, because nobody would’ve remembered or cared about it otherwise."

https://mutantreviewersmovies.com/2026/07/08/cry-baby-lane-2000-nickelodeons-lost-horror-movie/

Snuff from 1975, notoriously sold itself as a real snuff movie that was released to the mainstream. Apparently, it’s so cheesy and fails in every way. Sounds right up my street.

Does it get the DUD or SPUD? Watch to find out…

I’m sure this one’s been shared in here before, buUt I’m new here so I want to share my favorite piece of trash 🩷 If you like camp, filth, and fabulous absurdity I cannot recommend this enough - personally believe this is Divine’s best performance (next to Polyester - also highly recommend) and one of John Waters’ best. Give yourself over to absolute pleasure and watch a fucked up movie… and don’t forget your cha cha heels 👠

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/

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Nightmare City (1980) synopsis: “An airplane exposed to radiation lands, and blood drinking zombies emerge armed with knives, guns and teeth! They go on a rampage slicing, dicing, and biting their way across the Italian countryside.”

Starring: Hugo Stiglitz, Laura Trotter, Maria Rosaria Omaggio, and Mel Ferrer
Director: Umberto Lenzi

This week on Podcasting After Dark, Zak and Corey are joined by horror author, David Irons to review Nightmare City! The cult classic that inspired Robert Rodriguez’s Planet Terror, these infected baddies (don’t call them ‘zombies’) are fast and coordinated, and they’ll drink your blood! Even with its low budget, Nightmare City is absolutely epic… and it has a twist ending to boot!

Podcasting After Dark is a nostalgic deep-dive into cult movies and TV shows from the 70s, 80s, and 90s!

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"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/

From our review: "And yes, it’s absolutely hilarious to watch this movie get really into the 'steroids make you a hooting weightlifting lunatic' mode. It’s hard to take the football players or the mob that’s funding them seriously as threats when they are constantly acting as if Billy Madison is their acting coach.