Invasion of the Animal People (1959)
Known internationally as Terror In the Midnight Sun and in its native Sweden as Space Invasion of Lapland, this movie was brought to the U.S. by Jerry Warren, who cut 25 minutes from its running time — including a nude shower scene with lead actress Barbara Wilson — as well as shooting a new beginning featuring narrator […]
The 11th Patient (2018)
A boy is found in a coma deep in the woods several months after his kidnapping. His kidnapper is still on the loose and he’s the only person who has survived an encounter with this killer. To escape his coma and catch the man who committed these crimes, a doctor who specializes in PTSD is […]
Cats (2019)
About the Author: Paul Andolina is braver than me. That’s right — he saw Cats and he did it for you, the B&S About Movies reader. You should thank him by visiting his sites Wrestling with Film and Is the Dad Alive? I really thought I was going to make it through the year without having to see the […]
The Little Unicorn (2002)
Where do movies take me? My lord, sometimes they take me to auteur projects like this one, by Paul Matthews, all about how a unicorn can fix up people’s lives. Oh David Warner, you deserve better. Joe Penny, too. And man, as much fun as I make of George Hamilton showing up in movies that […]
Rattlers (1976)
Harry Novak, welcome back to B&S About Movies! You brought us The Child. You brought us Wham! Bam! Thank You, Spaceman! You brought us Dr. Frankenstein’s Castle of Freaks, The Sinful Dwarf and Toys Are Not for Children, not to mention Suburban Pagans, Please Don’t Eat My Mother! and Indiscreet Stairway. The Sultan of Sexploitation! The King of Camp! And as H. Hershey, […]
ANOTHER TAKE ON: Monster Shark (1984)
The list of talent involved in Monster Shark should get you pretty excited about the film. It took seven writers to get this movie made, including Lewis Coates, who you’d probably know better as Luigi Cozzi (Starcrash); Martin Dolman, who is really Sergio Martino (All the Colors of the Dark); Gianfranco Clerici (Cannibal Holocaust); Frank […]
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