2021 Scarecrow Psychotronic Challenge Day 14: Graveyard Disturbance (1987)
14. SPOILED ALERT!: Watch something with grotesque eating in it. Or at least some expired food. Yuck. I have a complicated relationship with Lamberto Bava. And by that, I mean that for every Demons, there’s a Devilfish. But then I realize that I kind of like Blastfighter, love Macabre and even kind of dig Delirium. I always give him another […]
Slasher Month: The Power (1984)
Jeffrey Obrow is a stellar screenwriter and director — who teaches at USC’s film school — who should be a horror household name, but alas. . . . He gave us the Daphne Zuniga Friday the 13th rip that is The Dorm That Dripped Blood (1982), which served as his feature film debut, the hag […]
Slasher Month: Seduced by a Killer (2019)
Maybe you’re up in the Cannuck neck of the TV movies woods and you saw this Lifetime “Shocktober” entry under its original title of Cradle Robber. Maybe you stumbled into this non-shocker on streaming home video as Dating to Kill. . . . Wait a sec . . . the IMDb states this is a […]
SLASHER MONTH: Marilyn Alive and Behind Bars (1992)
First off, that 1992 that this was made? That’s a misnomer. Much like Terror, Sexo Y Brujeria, this movie was partially made years before and then finished a decade or more later. And you’ve seen it before. And the fact that this movie was actually finished makes me overjoyed beyond belief. Yes, Marilyn Alive and Behind Bars […]
SLASHER MONTH: Bruiser (2000)
For all the times that George Romero did so much with so little, there are just as many times that he did so little with so much. I mean, Peter Stormare is in this. And, strangely, The Misfits, so if you ever needed a point to connect Jerry Only to Kevin Bacon, this film will […]
SLASHER MONTH: Road Games (1981)
The same Richard Franklin that made Psycho II and Cloak and Dagger made Patrick, Fantasm and this movie and this fact makes me beyond happy. All of these movies are so far apart and different from one another and I just love that they all came from the same director. While making Patrick, Franklin gave Everett De Roche a copy of […]
The Ultraman (1979)
Originally airing on Tokyo Broadcasting System from April 4, 1979 to March 26, 1980, the fifty episodes of The Ultraman are the eighth story of Ultraman and take place four years after Ultraman Leo’s adventures. The first animated version of Tsuburaya’s iconic superhero, The Ultraman was one of the earliest cartoons from Sunrise, which is […]
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