Death Trip (2021)
The first film of director, co-writer and editor (he also is in the movie) James Watts, Death Trip is the story of four friends — including co-writer Kelly Kay — has pretensions of art and feels improvised, but the most planned scenes strike the hardest. There’s a great slasher here, but sadly, it takes forever to get […]
Mill Creek Gorehouse Greats Round Up!
And the Mill Creek sets keep on rockin’ our DVD decks! Another 12 movies put to rest. Previously, we jammed on Mill Creek’s B-Movie Blast 50-Film Pack. And we’re not done yet! We unpacking another 50 films to close out the month with Mill Creek’s The Excellent Eights 50-Film Pack. Every November — to whet […]
THE EXCELLENT EIGHTIES: Intimate Agony (1983)
Somehow, the Excellent Eighties set has taken a break from showing us the best, the worst and the somewhere in between of Crown International Pictures to take us back to the days of made for TV movies, a place that this site knows all too well. Originally airing March 21, 1983 and also known as […]
THE EXCELLENT EIGHTIES: Dear Mr. Wonderful (1982)
Editor’s Note: Well, we polished off Mill Creek’s B-Movie Blast and Gorehouse Greats movie sets! So, 62 films down and 50 more to go. Here’s our first review as we crack open Mill Creek’s Excellent Eighties 50-Film Pack for the rest of February. We’ll round up that set with all the links at the end […]
Gorehouse Greats: Trip with the Teacher (1975)
“That right! You’re just a horny, little bitch!” — Let the desert hair-pullin’ chick fight games begin Now, unlike The Young Graduates, which is included on Mill Creek’s B-Movie Blast 50-Film Pack (which we also unpacked this month), this entry on their Gorehouse Greats 12-Film Pack may sound like a softcore T&A romp, but it […]
GOREHOUSE GREATS: Terror (1978)
Norman J. Warren is the kind of director that knows exactly what you want. You aren’t coming to one of his movies to learn some kind of life lesson or to go out to a salon and debate afterward. No, you’re here for all the reasons that you watch horror and exploitation movies. You want […]
Alice Fades Away (2021)
“Alice Fades Away is a progressive take on a classic tale. It is about patriarchy, legacy and death but more importantly it’s about perseverance and strength in the face of fear and power by someone who’s not allowed to have her own identity.” — Director Ryan Bliss on his feature film debut In the overcrowded […]
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