Darkslide (2016)
Originally titled Road to Red, this surf/skate/horror hybrid is all about five best friends who set out on a road trip that quickly turns into an epic battle for survival. It was co-written and directed by Tito de Costa. It’s his fist full-length movie. In the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California, a sheriff finds world skateboard […]
7 Golden Women Against Two 07 (1966)
Mark Davis is secret agent No. 07. And he’s played by Mickey Hargitay, who as you may know, had a way with women. He was married to Jayne Mansfield, after all. He’s looking for hidden Nazi treasure. There’s a clue hidden in a stolen Goya painting. I wonder if this was because Dr. No had […]
Dick Smart 2.007 (1967)
Lady Lister (Margaret Lee, Our Agent Tiger, Agent 077: From the Orient with Fury, Kiss the Girls and Make Them Die, Secret Agent Super Dragon, Psycho Circus, Slaughter Hotel, Venus In Furs…I could and will go on) has brought together five of the world’s best nuclear scientists and locked them up in her underground base. She’s followed the […]
It All Begins With a Song (2020)
The musician, both known or unknown, before they get into that studio: it begins at 3 AM at the kitchen table with a notepad and a guitar; it begins with that song written by a lone soul who, if they recorded their own music, they’d be bigger than Elvis or Steven Tyler of Aerosmith. And […]
REPOST: Elvira Mistress of the Dark (1988)
AUTHOR’S NOTE: This movie originally appeared on our site February 21, 2019. The new Arrow Video release of the film is the perfect time to bring it back up and get more people to watch it. It’s also streaming on Shudder. After Easy Money, Saturday Night Live veteran James Signorelli directed one more film. This one — […]
Cannonball Run (1981)
Directed by Hal Needham (Megaforce, Smokey and the Bandit), this movie was based on the 1979 running of an actual cross-country outlaw road race — the Cannonball Baker Sea-To-Shining-Sea Memorial Trophy Dash — which began in Connecticut and ended in California. Or, you know, Cannonball, the 1976 Roger Corman produced film that tells the exact same story. […]
Moonraker (1979)
Could James Bond be relevant in a post-Star Wars world? If Moonraker had anything to say about it, yes. Up until GoldenEye, it was the highest-grossing of the series, making $230 million worldwide. But wait — didn’t the end credits of the last film promise James Bond will return in For Your Eyes Only? Sure they did. […]
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