Evil Everywhere (2019)
In 1985, an ancient evil started to kill a high school senior class in alphabetical order before it was stopped. Yet now in 1987, three friends discover that the evil force has returned and they alone can stop it. Jake Davis must find Zeke Zanderfeldt (writer, director, editor and actor Mykee Morettini), the classmate who stopped […]
Drag Racing Week: Snake & Mongoose (2013)
Editor’s Note: Thanks for joining us on our three-day “Drag Racing Week” tribute to the funny cars and rails speeding down the quarter mile during the ’60s and ’70s. Let’s wrap it up with this bioflick on the two biggest stars of the sport. Search for “Drag Racing Week” to find ’em all. Don “The […]
Drag Racing Week: Wheels on Fire (1973)
Wheels On Fire is a classic motor sports documentary — and also one of the most obscure and hard-to-find (as you can see, it’s even impossible to find a decent image of the theatrical one-sheet). But not in the land of Oz, since this was filmed in Liverpool, Sydney. This one kicks ass because of […]
Drag Racing Week: The Young Graduates (1971)
Editor’s Note: We first encountered this lost ’70s teensploitation romp on February 7, 2021, when we reviewed it as part of Mill Creek’s B-Movie Blast 50-Film Pack. Since it has rails, we’re bringing it back for our “Drag Racing Week” tribute to those rails of the ’60s and ’70s running the quarter mile. Sam, the […]
Drag Racing Week: Another take on: More American Graffiti (1979)
Where George Lucas’ American Grafitti showed the last few days before college for a group on American teenagers, the sequel — written and directed by Bill L. Norton, who was an actor in Messiah of Evil and also directed Baby: Secret of the Lost Legend — is about what happens next to the characters played by Candy Clark, Ron […]
Drag Racing Week: More American Graffiti (1979)
George Lucas, who directed the original American Graffiti, wanted to make a sequel. However, Gary Kurtz and Francis Ford Coppola, who produced that film, talked Lucas out of it because, in their opinion, “sequels weren’t well received.” So Lucas vested his time on Star Wars and Raiders of the Lost Ark. Lucas should have listened: […]
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