Wim Van der Straeten

Army of the Dead would have benefited from a shorter runtime (the movie could easily have been half an hour shorter) and a more focused story. The set design and the special effects are good and the zombie tiger is great. Entertaining, but don't expect too much.

The story is a bit too thin for a feature length movie. This would have worked better as an episode of a sci fi anthology show like The Outer Limits. The cast is good.

A very violent and gory cross between Mad Max and Escape from New York (one of the characters is actually called Carpenter) with some horror elements. Not exactly original, but the cast is good and there are some really spectacular action sequences. An interesting watch for fans of dystopian and post apocalyptic fiction.

A roller coaster ride that's closer to the Indiana Jones movies than the Universal horror classic, but that's also fun from start to finish. Great cast and special effects.

The animation, the voice acting and the music are really good, but I don't understand why this was divided into four episodes and not simply presented as a single movie. There isn't enough content to justify this being divided into several episodes. Army of The Dead has a longer running time.

The movie's enjoyable if you like very silly, over the top humor with lots of pop culture references and anachronisms. The animation is actually pretty good (with a strong 80's vibe). I can however imagine that this won't be everybody's cup of tea.

A real gem that should be watched by all sci fi fans. The cast is good, the special effects are top notch and there's a great twist that's worthy of the best episodes of The Twilight Zone. Highly recommended.

Great series. A brilliant mix of different kinds of animation and well written, imaginative stories. A real treat for sci fi, horror and fantasy fans.

A very informative and often hilarious look at the world of Cannon movies. A must for lovers of B movies and "so bad they're good" movies.