Get ready for Linda Blair night at Drive-In Asylum Double Feature!
This Saturday, July 18, at 8 PM east coast time, we’ll be watching two Linda Blair movies on Tubi! Up first is Savage Streets, a movie that proves that you do not ever mess with Ms. Blair. Oh man, this movie. It’s gloriously scummy and I can’t wait to watch it with all of you! You […]
Extreme Justice (1993)
The magic of a Mark Lester movie is that they start with a typical set-up — Lou Diamond Philips is a young cop who becomes part of a vigilante unit — but ends up being way better than it seems like it could ever really be. Think movies getting delayed are a COVID-19 thing? The […]
Pterodactyl (2005)
Let me sum up why you should watch this movie: Coolio has a machine gun and he’s shooting down flying prehistoric creatures. If that doesn’t win you over, well, I don’t know what to say. Made for the Sy Fy channel, this movie has it all and by all, when I say that it’s a […]
Stunts (1977)
This was Bob Shaye’s — and New Line Cinema’s — first full-length production after a decade as a pure distribution company. Director Mark Lester would tell The Pink Smoke, “They were distributing Truck Stop Women to college campuses and they already had a script, so I was hired to direct it. We hired Robert Forster because he […]
Class of 1984 (1982)
“When does a dream become a nightmare? When do we learn to live with fear? When we cry out for some salvation? Why is it no one seems to hear?” When your movie has an Alice Cooper theme song and exudes punk rock menace, you get my attention. Mark Lester’s 1982 kids against teachers drive-in […]
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