Stomp Tokyo was created in 1996, by Christopher Holland and Scott Hamilton. At the site you can find hundreds of movie reviews.
They are written in a very witty way, and with a humorous tone. What’s interesting about this site is that they don’t review the blockbuster hits. They usually focus in B-class movies that sometimes go straight to video. If you want to look for a specific review, you can browse through the “genre archive”, or through the “title archive”. The reviews that you are going to find at each link are the same, but ordered differently. There are many discussion forums for you to visit. This website classifies the films by giving them a certain amount of “lava lamps”. There is an online store at this site, where you can purchase your own real lava lamp, so that you belong completely to this B-movie community. At the online store you can also purchase copies in DVD and in VHS of some of the movies they reviewed at the site. Visit StompTokyo.com and find out the deepest secrets of this neglected cinema category. 
