Crop Circle Realities (2021)
The phenomenon of crop circles may have started in England in 1963, but they now are found all over the globe — nearly a thousand have been seen and the first actual incident stretches back even further. While some tricksters have taken responsibility for the creation of some crop circles, Crop Circle Realities seeks out the […]
The Sex Killer (1965)
This is the definition of scuzz: Barry Mahon did not put his name on this movie. Tony works in a mannequin factory and can’t connect with anyone, despite people trying to include him. Instead, he spies on sunbathing women with binoculars until he’s finally motivated enough to murder them, which the stuttery black and white camera […]
Hot Skin, Cold Cash (1965)
Look, Barry Mahon needs 63 minutes of your time. That’s all he needs to tell you the story of Shelly (Victoria Astor, who was only in this and Mahon’s Naked Moonshine), a prostitute in Times Square who has lost her child to protective services and her husband to prison. How anyone would find that titiilating instead […]
Santa and the Three Bears (1970)
Yes, the same man who made The Sex Killer and Run Swinger Run also made an animated kids movie. Look, it’s all exploitation. In the 50’s, Barry Mahon was exploiting fears of Communism and then went from nudie-cuties to roughies in the 60’s and in the 70’s, he realized that the kids of the raincoater crowd could […]
Censored (1965)
This movie is carny hucksterism on the most high functioning of levels, as Barry Mahon basically made fake scenes that he claimed were censored, then brought out a fake expert named Sid Berry to continually ask us what we think and how dare these things be censored when, in truth, by 2021 standards the things […]
The Dead One (1961)
The Dead One is a significant movie because it’s one of the first two zombie films made in color — the other is Dr. Blood’s Coffin — and it was made outside of the Hollywood system in New Orleans. It mostly played in Southern drive-ins, in Mexico and the UK before it disappeared for 41 years. […]
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