Get ready for the April Ghoul’s Drive-In Monster Rama this weekend!
This weekend at the Riverside Drive-In Theater in Vandergrift, PA, it’s time for the semi-annual trek to see some of the best movies of all time in the place they were meant to be seen, the drive-in. It’s time for April Ghoul’s Drive-In Monster Rama! Admission is still only $10 per person each night (children […]
LEE MAJORS WEEK: Jean (2016)
Sure, the IMDB description says, “A young girl and her dog make a daring journey into the wilderness where she discovers the true meaning of nature, sacrifice and life.” The truth is that this movie feels like it was shot cinéma vérité style, with no one cluing the grandfather that he was in an actual […]
LEE MAJORS WEEK: The Liberation of L.B. Jones (1970)
William Wyler is the most nominated director in Academy Awards history, as well as the only director in Academy history to direct three Best Picture-winning films (for which he also won Best Director*), for directing thirty-six Oscar-nomimated performers and for being the director of more Best Picture nominees than anyone else. For his final movie, […]
Lee Majors Week: The Six Million Dollar Man (1973)
Well, this TV sci-fi’er really is the whole enchilada when discussing the career of Lee Majors, isn’t it? Colon’d and suffixed as “The Moon and the Desert” when it aired as a two-part episode during its syndication run (and served as its overseas title in some quarters), we meet Steve Austin, an astronaut that’s made […]
Lee Majors Week: Weekend of Terror (1970)
Lionel E. Seigel (who wrote many-a-episodes of The Six Million Dollar Man and The Bionic Woman) provided Lee with his third TV movie leading-man role (after 1970’s The Liberation of L.B Jones). Produced by Paramount Pictures for ABC-TV, this is Lee in one of his rare appearances as a heavy, despicable character (that, in my […]
Clapboard Jungle: Surviving the Independent Film Business (2020)
EDITOR’S NOTE: We originally shared this review on January 19, 2021. Now, you can watch Clapboard Jungle on the ARROW streaming app. This movie follows Justin McConnell (Lifechanger) over five years in his life and career as an independent filmmaker, as he continually asks himself, “How does an indie filmmaker survive in the current film business?” […]
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