Rowdy Herrington interview part 1
Rowdy L. Herrington was born in Pittsburgh and made his fortune in Hollywood without ever forgetting his roots. After all, how else do you explain Striking Distance? I’ve been a big fan of his films for years, so after tracking him down — let’s not say stalking — I was pleased that he agreed to sit […]
PURE TERROR MONTH: Monstroid (1979)
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Bill Van Ryn is the man behind the website Groovy Doom and the zine Drive-In Asylum. He’s the inspiration for me to write more about movies. It must have been the mid-80s when the price of movies on VHS started to come down — when the format was new, it wasn’t unusual for a new […]
PURE TERROR MONTH: Night of Bloody Horror (1969)
Riddle me this, you trash-cinema loving degenerate: What do you get when you cross Rick Simon from a Magnum, P.I spinoff with a guy who made a movie about a brain machine with Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane (The Brain Machine, 1977), then one of the too many bigfoot-horror movies with a TV western actor who […]
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