B&S About Movies is all about, well, movies. It's owned and operated by Sam Panico. He is the sole proprietor and chief writer. All others are guest contributors.
If you like your regional independent cinema soaked through with Spanish moss, country music royalty and wild plot swerves that hit you harder than a cottonmouth in a pirogue, then Donald A. Davis’s Swamp Girl is for you. Shot on location in Georgia with the official blessing of the Okefenokee Swamp Park, this oddity is […]
If it weren’t for the book Teen Movie Hell, I would never have discovered this film. I feel like my life is infinitely better for watching this movie, which surprised me every step of the way with how far it was willing to go. Every time I thought that it had reached the limit, it climbed […]
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Blockhouse was on the CBS Late Movie on November 25, 1981. On D-Day, a mixed group of forced laborers being held by German forces takes shelter from the bombardment inside a bunker, which gets blocked in by a bombing run. They have enough food to last for years, and it turns out they’re trapped there […]
This is a vansploitation movie. Yes, that’s really a genre and there are several films in it, of which I can name Blue Summer, The Van (obviously), Best Friends, C.B. Hustlers (which has Uschi Digard in it), Mag Wheels, Van Nuys Blvd. and I guess you could almost count On the Air Live with Captain Midnight. There’s a great article […]
I can’t find this movie anywhere, so shout-out to the incredible Temple of Schlock for all they’ve posted. The 3-D softcore film The Stewardesses became the sixth highest-grossing film of 1971 and one of the most successful independent movies of all time. More importantly, it briefly revived the format by proving 3-D could actually make […]
Week 13 (Sept 13 – 19) – Cult Movies: Oh, you thought I meant the other kind of cult movies? Sacrifices to the gods of entertainment must be made, so hop up on the altar! What do you get when you hand a visionary South Korean master filmmaker an interstellar sci-fi novel about a guy whose whole […]
In this episode, we celebrate the kids of Bloody Birthday. Mighty Mouse style. Make sure to save room for a slice of sheet cake. There is plenty to go around. You can listen to the show anywhere you find podcasts, including Spreaker and Spotify. Email us at nightmareusapod@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram: @nightmareusapod Follow Adam on Letterboxd: […]
EDITOR’S NOTE: Black Oak Conspiracy was on the CBS Late Movie on June 3, 1981. Hollywood stuntman Jingo Johnson (Jesse Vint, Pigs) comes home to see his mother before she dies. A mining company has taken over the family farm; his old girl Lucy (Karen Carlson, The Student Nurses) is dating one of the mining crew (Robert F. Lyons), […]
Sergio Corbucci is known for making some of the most violent spaghetti westerns ever put on screen, including Django, The Mercenary, Navajo Joe and The Great Silence. In fact, his contributions to exploitation film are so important that he received a special thanks at the end of Kill Bill Volume 2. Later in his career, he was also known for the […]
EDITOR’S NOTE: Beyond the Bermuda Triangle was on the CBS Late Movie on August 30, 1977 and May 9, 1978. Also known as Beyond This Place There Be Dragons, and wow, what a high-minded title for a TV movie — this movie is all about Fred MacMurray as a yacht-sailing daddy who falls for a gold digger who actually […]
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