Genevieve Wreaks Havoc (2020)
This is a spin-off five-minute film from Nicholas Michael Jacobs’ Tales from Six Feet Under, just like the last film he sent us, Genevieve. Actually, it feels exactly the same as that movie without all that much difference. This is all about “David Burr’s last few minutes of life as Genevieve punishes him for breaking into […]
Hawk and Rev: Vampire Slayers (2020)
Philip “Hawk” Hawkins (Ryan Barton-Grimley, who wrote, produced and directed) was kicked out of the army for killing someone who he thought was a vampire and has been thrown out of his parents’ house, too. He’s working as a security guard in Santa Muerta, California — which would probably be great if it wasn’t for […]
2020 Scarecrow Psychotronic Challenge Day 7: Scarab (1983)
DAY 7. THEY’RE OUT TO GET YOU: One with heavy paranoid (real or imagined). I was going to do A Scanner Darkly for the Scarecrow Challenge today, but somehow, someway I found a movie that might be even more off the wall insane than a Phillip K. Dick adaption. Just imagine that. This only came […]
SLASHER MONTH: Possession: Until Death Do You Part (1987)
Canada, I love you. Seriously, you have made so many crazy slashers that you’ve won my heart. And just when I think I’ve seen them all, I find this 1987 rarity that features a killer named Frankie who kidnaps women, forces them to dress up like his mother and then stores their used up dead […]
SLASHER MONTH: Terror on Tape (1985)
I often joke that John Carradine and Donald Pleasence never said no to a movie, but the films they refused were probably asked of Cameron Mitchell, who absolutely, positively would never ever turn down a role. He’s in the movie — released at the absolute peak of VHS rental mania — as the owner of […]
2020 Scarecrow Psychotronic Challenge Day 7: Black Circle Boys (1998)
Day 7: They’re Out to Get You: One with Heavy Paranoia (real or imagined). “I don’t want to take lessons! I wanna have a fucking band! Fucking be like Deicide! Deicide. Yes, Deicide!”—Shane Carver, loser leader of the Black Circle Boys Yeah, maybe the guitar is broke, douche-dick. I won’t say I hate this movie. […]
SLASHER MONTH: The Last House On Dead End Street (1977)
Somehow, some way, this movie played the Cannes and Berlin Film Festivals in 1973 as The Cuckoo Clocks of Hell. It also was named The Fun House, which is possibly how Tobe Hooper’s The Funhouse became a video nasty. It was finally released in 1979 under this title by Cinematic Releasing Corporation, who tried to pass it off […]
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