Mill Creek Drive-In Classics: Prime Time (1977), aka American Raspberry (1979)
NBC’s Saturday Night Live, initially known as NBC’s Saturday Night, premiered with its debut host, George Carlin, on October 11, 1975. The show’s taboo, National Lampoon-inspired comedy sketches that parodied contemporary culture and politics, was a late-night ratings blockbuster. So it was inevitable it would inspire a series of low-budget, “sketch anthology” drive-in knock offs. […]
ARROW UHD RELEASE: The Hills Have Eyes (1977)
EDITOR’S NOTE: We first wrote about this movie on November 24, 2018, but as Arrow is releasing a UHD of this film, we thought it’d be a great time to remind you about it and let you know that you can now add a near-perfect version of this film to your collection. Wes Craven’s second […]
Mill Creek Drive-In Classics: I Wonder Who’s Killing Her Now? (1975)
You’ve heard Sam and myself rave — as result of his incessant, ’70s and ’80s TV movie work — the wares of Canadian filmmaker Steven Hilliard Stern. From his work with Portrait of a Showgirl (Tony Curtis and Rita Moreno!) The Ghost of Flight 401 (Ernest Borgnine!) and This Park Is Mine (Tommy Lee Jones!), […]
Kickstarter Release Campaign: Phantom Patrol from writer-director Milko Davis (2022)
Phantom Patrol is a nostalgic story about two security guards who inadvertently release ghosts, goblins, and other phantasms into New York City from a secret, underground facility. With the help of two kids, the ragtag team becomes the only hope to stop the paranormal breakout. Self-made, indie filmmaker Milko Davis is part of that new […]
The Acid King (2021)
Ricky Kasso, an American teenager who murdered his friend, Gary Lauwers, in an alleged (it wasn’t) “Satanic sacrifice” during the summer of 1984, is a name we’ve oft-spoken on the digitized pages of B&S About Movies. We’ve examined his giving-metal-a-bad-name exploits (but, as we come to learn through the frames of The Acid King: it […]
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