The Soultangler (1987)
Dr. Anton Lupesky has developed a drug named Anphorium, which allows the soul to leave the body and enters any corpse with eyes. Of course, the drawback is that sometimes, the fatal hallucinations that result make the drug’s users into raving lunatics. Shot for $8,000 in seven days in Long Island, starring friends and relatives of […]
Leprechaun in the Hood (2000)
Yes, after going to space, the Leprechaun ended up in the hood for two whole movies. I can’t believe it myself and I somehow say through both of these affairs. Mack Daddy O’Nasses (Ice-T) once found the leprechaun’s (Warwick Davis) room full of gold and lived to become a famous record producer as a result. […]
Tales from the QuadeaD Zone (1987)
Shirley Latanya Jones (Black Devil Doll from Hell) is the star of this Shot On Video (SOV) anthology — can two stories be an anthology? — as she reads to her dead son from a book called Tales from the QuadeaD Zone. The first one, “Food for ?” is all about a redneck family getting […]
Janie (1970)
Man, Roberta Findlay made some incredibly scummy movies. This is just another example of his style, a movie in which Janie (Mary Jane Carpenter, Sex Family Robinson, How to Succeed with Sex, Double Initiation) tells her daddy — who yes, she’s sleeping with — about all the people that she’s killed. After each murder, she makes love […]
The Curse of the Living Corpse (1964)
Not only did Del Tenney write, produce and direct The Curse of the Living Corpse, he was the Living Corpse. Made with drive-in theater tycoon Alan V. Iselin, this ran on double bills with The Horror of Party Beach, which is an odd couple, except that they were made by the same people. When Rufus Sinclair dies, […]
Tenement (1985)
One of the few movies to be rated X for just plain violence, Tenement reminds me of exactly why I love Roberta Findlay. I’m not expecting high art. I’m expecting sheer spectacle and entertainment, which this movie overdelivers. Also known as Game of Survival and Slaughter in the South Bronx, this movie is another that didn’t […]
Alien Dead (1980)
We’re flying to Florida for this film, a Fred Olen Ray directed effort that features Buster Crabbe — yes, the original Flash Gordon and Buck Rogers — as Sheriff Kowalski, a man who must battle the mutants who rise from the swamps when a meteor lands. This isn’t near the movie that Ray’s follow-up, Scalps, would […]
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