Stale Popcorn and Sticky Floors (2020)
This documentary offers a look back at the films that we love to cover most on this site, the grindhouse and drive-in horrors of the 70s and 80s. It has plenty of the stars lined up and doesn’t do anything to get in the way of them telling their stories, along with clips of the […]
Necropath (2021)
Necropath, the feature film debut of writer and director Joshua Reale, has had a long, strange trip . . . on a path that begins in 2014 as a short that found a wider audience as part of its inclusion in the 2016 indie-anthology Empire State of the Dead. Now, that short has been combined […]
B-Movie Blast: The Specialist (1975)
Oh, you better watch outWith Mill Creek setsAnd those fan-listsOf said Mill Creek setsBecause those multiple film titlesAnd pluralsAre coming to town Yeah, when you’re making a Mill Creek list, you’ve always got to check those lists twice to find out which film is the naughty B-Movie or the nice A-List movie. Mill Creek fans […]
B-MOVIE BLAST: Santee (1973)
Here’s some trivia you can use on your friends. Santee was one of the first motion pictures to be shot electronically on videotape, using Norelco PCP-70 portable plumbicon NTSC cameras and portable Ampex VR-3000 2″ VTRs. Director Gary Nelson mainly worked in TV before this, but he has some interesting films to his credit, like the […]
B-MOVIE BLAST: Rivers of Fire and Ice (1969)
Is this is mondo or a Mutual of Omaha film? Animal collector Ron Shanin, the writer/director/cinematographer/producer of this movie, wanders the world to show the world what it’s like to search for the world’s biggest and most dangerous animals. Filmed in 1962, but unreleased until 1969 or so, it is narrated by Michael Rye, who […]
B-MOVIE BLAST: Indian Paint (1965)
The Mill Creek B-Movie Blast set is even more all over the place than your normal Mill Creek set, which usually at least has a horror or science fiction theme. Honestly, they could have just called this Mill Creek presents Nearly Everything Crown International Pictures Released. Actually, they totally should have, because I would have […]
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