Chad Derdowski

As fake and one-sided as Stan’s toupee, but also just as entertaining.

A look at the legacy of a man and his music.

What may have sounded like an interesting premise on paper ended up as an absolute mess by the time it hit the screen.

If films like this are your sort of thing, it will make a great addition to your collection.

The Shining meets Peyton Place in a combination of creativity and cliche.

A respectable look at a man and his talent.

Which came first: The toyline or the cartoon?

There are not enough power pellets in the world to make this show watchable.

An entertaining, accessible, and occasionally annoying observation of art.

An odd mix of satisfying and disappointing.

I could’ve watched an entire movie about Thor Aackerlund and been perfectly happy.

An inspirational, though not completely objective, look at one man’s dedication to mixed martial arts.

More double entendres than in the entire eight-year run of Three’s Company.

Not a strong thumbs-up, but it is definitely a solid one.

This cartoon broke my heart.

I have mixed feelings about it.

It’s not simply the shiniest turd in the punchbowl of MTV Original Programming; it’s a quality show!

It didn’t light any fires for this reviewer.

Like a 1960’s Spider-Man comic with all of the angst and none of the spandex.

If CSI: Pigs in Space was an actual television program, it might look a bit like this.

Knowing is half the battle, but not knowing is a far greater victory.

Remember when the Blonde Ambition tour made a pitstop in Bosch’s depiction of Hell?

A star-studded songfest. And if you’re not careful, you might just learn something.

If Mystery Science Theater ever featured cartoons, Shazzan would be a perfect pick.

Sorry Wizard World, your reign is over.

Not the best Flash Gordon collection, but worthy of its place on a collector’s bookshelf.

Sho Kosugi redefines revenge in this martial arts classic!

There always seemed to either be something missing or an abundance of effects and tricks intended to cover up a sparse plot.

Could it be…SATAN?!?!

Paranoia, insecurity, and Cold War espionage, all wrapped up in a beautifully drab 1970’s package.

It’s like Clue. In space. With Twiki.

Just the right blend of sadism and violence that every child should be brought up on.

Excellent writing and terrible special effects pay a house call.

A Swashbuckling Surprise or The Very Best “Meh” that Cinema Has to Offer.

Sesame Street and superheroes meet to educate and entertain.

Good for the kids and you won’t mind watching it with them.

Red, White and BLECH!

A worthy addition to your DVD shelf, especially if you’re a big Batman fan.

A beautiful, terrible mess, and dammit, I loved every single second of it.