Shifter (2020)
When Theresa Chaney (Nicole Fancher, Unchained Love), a socially awkward woman, emerges from a time travel experiment, she soon learns that she is shifting through the timestream out of control. She tries to keep this malady a secret, but as she keeps shifting more and more, she has less control. Even worse, even her entire […]
IT’S LADIES NIGHT ON THIS SATURDAY’S DRIVE-IN ASYLUM DOUBLE FEATURE!
We’re so excited that so many of you come and watch movies with us every Saturday night. If you’re up for a late night of watching and talking all things fantastic film, visit with us on the Groovy Doom Facebook page at 8 PM East Coast Time. We set up the shows, share ads for […]
REPOST: La Nave de los Monstruos (1960)
EDITOR’S NOTE: This Mexican senoritas in charge movie originally was on our site on June 23, 2020. It’s a fine example of how the trope of dominant matriarchal societies has reached so many countries beyond our own. Rogelio A. Gonzalez made more than 70 movies, but I wonder if he ever made anything near as […]
Le Gladiatrici (1963)
With the Italian title meaning The Female Gladiators, this film was released here as Thor and the Amazon Women. It’s actually a sequel to Taur the Mighty, but I think you’ll be fine with just watching it without seeing that movie. It comes from Antonio Leonviola, the man who made Atlas in the Land of the Cyclops and Mole Men […]
Devil Girl from Mars (1954)
Edward J. and Harry Lee Danziger may have come from America, but their films were all over UK screens through the 50’s and 60’s. Devil Girl from Mars is a great example of the kind of movies they made money with. Patricia Laffan was Empress Poppaea in Quo Vadis — with costumes by Herschel McCoy, hairstyles by […]
Amazons (1986)
Sword and sorcery was a big part of the films that Roger Corman released in the 1980’s. To be fair, different sword and sorcery cycles — peblum to Conan ripoff — have always been part of Corman’s films. Amazons is from Argentina and is based on the Charles R. Saunders story Agbewe’s Sword. Saunders was born […]
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