GET BACK TO THE DRIVE-IN ASYLUM DOUBLE FEATURE!
We’re back this Saturday at 8 PM on the Groovy Doom Facebook page with two films about why you should probably avoid parks at all costs. Up first, the absolutely insane Memorial Valley Massacre, which can watch this on Amazon Prime and YouTube or order the Vinegar Syndrome reissue. Memorial Valley Dew (inspired by this drink) 2 […]
Mallrats (1995)
Let’s be straight: I could type out the entire script of this movie by memory. That’s how important this movie was to a 23 year old me. I even worked in an ad agency inside a mall and often felt like the characters in this, walking the shops and stores of Station Square with no […]
2020 Scarecrow Psychotronic Challenge Day 12: These Walls (2012)
DAY 12. THE FIRST WAVE: One by an indigenous filmmaker or indigenous cast members. Doreen Manuel is the sixth child of Grand Chief Dr. George Manuel and Marceline Manuel. From perusing her official site, I’ve learned that she’s a graduate of the Aboriginal Film and Television Diploma Program (AFTP) at Capilano University and earned her […]
SLASHER MONTH: Invasion of the Blood Farmers (1972)
Westchester County played host to a veritable army of maniacs, including Ed Adlum (Shriek of the Mutilated), the FIndlays (Snuff) and Ed Kelleher (Prime Evil), who were armed with a camera, $24,000, some stage blood and cases of beer to pay off the cast. The result is a movie that seems like it could fit […]
SLASHER MONTH: Puppet Master 2 (1990)
Puppet Master 2 begins in 1990 as André Toulon’s grave is being excavated by Pinhead, who opens up the coffin and pours a vial onto his creator’s skeleton while Blade, Jester, Tunneler and Leach Woman watch. Soon, the skeleton raises his arms and Toulon is back from the dead. Then, we return back to the […]
SLASHER MONTH: Evil Judgment (1984)
“A bloody trail of seemingly senseless murders leads a terrified young girl into a nightmarish web of police corruption and deadly, psychopathic madness!” We haven’t had a killer judge on our site since we talked about Lindsay Shotneff’s — working as Lewis J. Force — Night After Night After Night. Made in 1981 but not […]
Halloween (or That Time Halloween Was Changed Into a Commercial for Halloween 2)
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Jim Rex grew up in Texas then moved to Georgia when he was in his mid-20s. (He has remained in the south ever since.) He is not a movie reviewer or film journalist, just a guy who loves movies who keeps his wife up all night with the screams from chainsaw massacres and […]
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