Beast of the Yellow Night (1971)
Eddie Romero directing and John Ashley starring? That was all I really needed to know. Man, anything remotely connected with these two — like the Blood Island films — and I’m ready to go. This was also the first release for Roger Corman’s distribution company New World Pictures. After successfully distributing Beast of Blood in […]
Crown Vic (2020)
Ray Mandel (Thomas Jane; 2018’s Predator) is a jaded, rough-hewed patrol officer from LAPD’s Olympic Division assigned to train an ambitious rookie cop on the night the entire squad is on high alert to hunt down two cop killers. Also complicating their night of patrol is an unhinged cop that’s gone into law breaking-rogue mode […]
The Mercenary (2019)
Action superstar Dominiquie Vandenberg and acclaimed filmmaker Jesse V. Johnson, director of Triple Threat and Accident Man — which was based on the 2000AD comic — team for 2020’s most explosive action blockbuster — The Mercenary. Well, that’s what the press release said and who am I to try to question them? Maxx (Vandenberg, Triple Threat, Gangs […]
Inner Ghosts (2018)
“If ghosts can think and remember who they are, then the physical brain is not the only place where we store our inner selves.” That’s the first thing this movie wants you to know about it. If you like Insidious and The Conjuring sort of movies, good news. Here’s one with evil 3D printers and people training one […]
Show Your Stacks: N
Welcome to a new feature here at B&S About Movies and one we hope you’ll be a part of. If you’re a moviephile like we are, you have huge stacks of films in your house. One of the things that makes me really happy is to check out the towers of movies and pick which […]
GHOULS ACROSS AMERICA debut!
Our friends Alex Lopez and JH Rood spent several weeks traveling across the country, checking out horror spots near and mostly far. Starting on Saturday, September 14th, 2019, the boys embarked on a road trip of epic proportions which took them through 21 U.S. states, 4 Canadian provinces and ran up over 9,338 miles on […]
Sweet Savior (1971)
The man named Matt Cavanaugh who wrote this doesn’t exist. It’s really Willie Gilbert, the author and playwright. Once he left Cleveland for New York City, he discovered that his physician Jack Weinstock shared his dream of being a writer. They wrote for nightclub performers, Broadway reviews, on early TV shows like Howdy Doody and Tom Corbett, […]
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