BACK TO THE DRIVE-IN FOR TWO KINDA SORTA YINZER MOVIES!
Well, Andy Warhol was born in Pittsburgh and John Russo is a local, so that counts for all the reasons we need to have these movies be a double feature. That’s right, we’re watching Andy Warhol’s and The Majorettes this Saturday night on the Groovy Doom Facebook page at 8 PM East Coast Time. First, it’s time to fuck […]
Vigilante (1982)
Sure, at its heart Vigilante is Death Wish, but both of those movies are really just westerns updated to fit the decade that they were created for. Plus, where Bronson’s film at least seems to end with some hope, this movie is a nihilistic, cynical and pessimistic journey into hell, which is really the only three ways […]
REPOST: Dangerous Charter (1962)
Editor’s Note: This review originally ran on August 7, 2020, a part of our reviews for Mill Creek’s Savage Cinema 12-Movie collection. We’re bringing it back as part of Mill Creek’s B-Movie Blast 50-Film pack. Savage Cinema’s last film is the 1962 film Dangerous Charter, the only narrative film directed and produced by Robert Gottschalk, who helped […]
B-Movie Blast: The Sidehackers, aka Five the Hard Way (1969)
You just never know when it comes to Mill Creek sets. We first reviewed this bike-racing flick on March 7, 2020, because we just enjoy digging up ’70s drive-in junk. Then we revisited it August 4, 2020, when the film popped up as part of Mill Creek’s Savage Cinema set, a box set which we […]
REPOST: Hell on Wheels (1967)
Editor’s Note: This review originally ran on August 6, 2020, a part of our reviews for Mill Creek’s Savage Cinema 12-Movie collection. We’re bringing it back as part of Mill Creek’s B-Movie Blast 50-Film pack. The Savage Cinema set from Mill Creek just keeps on rolling this week, bringing to us not only some NASCAR, […]
REPOST: The Wild Rebels (1967)
EDITOR’S NOTE: This review originally ran on August 8, 2020, as we watched the Savage Cinema box set. Then we brought it back on November 22, 2020, as part of our “William Grefe Week.” And Mill Creek, never to let a cool film die, has brought it back as part of their B-Movie Blast 50-Film pack. […]
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