The Silent Scream (1980)
Rebecca Balding seems like someone who could have been a scream queen, between appearances in this movie, the made for TV movie Deadly Game and The Boogens. That said — this movie ended up changing between it being shot and shown in theaters. Diane McBain (Wicked Wicked) was originally cast as a police detective but the first […]
Slasher Top Tens: Donald Guarisco From Schlockmania
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Donald maintains the site Schlockmania and has contributed to Drive-In Asylum, Cinema Sewer, DVD Delirium 2 and All Movie Guide. You can also find him on Twitter and Facebook. He considers the slasher film to be the comfort food of horror cinema and had a hard time paring his favorites list down to ten, […]
Song of the Succubus and Rock-a-Die Baby (1975)
Prior to the advent of cable television and direct-to-video movies, there were the TV Movies of the ‘70s and ‘80s produced by the “Big Three” television networks: ABC, CBS, and NBC. And we love those TV Movies. In fact, B&S Movies loves those TV movies so much that we rolled out our “Week of Made […]
2019 Scarecrow Psychotronic Challenge: Day 27: The Case of the Hillside Stranglers (1989)
Day 27 Special Presentations: Made for TV movies from the ‘70s, classic era of the bronze screen The writing is so fast n’ furious at B&S Movies for “Slasher Month” and the “Scarecrow Challenge” that Sam and I had a communication snafu and we both ended up writing reviews for this fantastic TV movie. He […]
2019 Scarecrow Psychotronic Challenge Day 27: Someone’s Watching Me! (1978)
DAY 27. SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS: Made for TV movies from the ’70s, classic era of the bronze screen. John Carpenter was hired by Warner Bros in 1976 to write a script based on the true story of a woman who had been spied on inside her Chicago apartment. The script, High Rise, ended up become a TV […]
Deranged (1974)
Man, Alan Ormsby has done so much. In addition to working with Bob Clark on Children Shouldn’t Play with Dead Things and Death Dream, he wrote My Bodyguard and the remake of Cat People. Plus, he was the original director of Popcorn and the man behind Kenner’s Hugo: Man of a Thousand Faces action figure. He’s the man […]
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