Red Heaven (2020)
In preparation for the first human mission to Mars, six volunteers take part in the ultimate dress rehearsal, living inside a year-long NASA simulation to understand the effects of isolation on the human mind. Red Heaven puts you right in there with them. The creative team behind this film, Lauren DeFilippo and Katherine Gorringe, were intrigued […]
Interview with director, writer and artist Bret McCormick
Bret McCormick directed one of my absolute favorite films of all time, The Abomination, but that’s not all he’s done. From 1984 to 1996, he released a treasure trove of films that hit nearly every shelf of the video store, including Rumble in the Streets and The Protector for Roger Corman. Now, McCormick writes and paints […]
MILL CREEK DRIVE-IN MOVIE CLASSICS: Treasure of Tayopa (1974)
Yeah, nearly a decade after this movie was released in theaters, it came back out as Raiders of the Treasure of Tayopa because sometimes people get confused at the video store. Writers Robert Mason and Phillip Michel, as well as director Bob Cawley and most of the actors in this movie, all were one and done […]
MILL CREEK DRIVE-IN MOVIE CLASSICS: The Lazarus Syndrome (1979)
First off, I’d like to call out the person who posted the American Playhouse episode “Displaced Person” on YouTube and said that it was The Lazarus Syndrome. Obviously, you’re racist and think that Sam “Detective Sapir” Shaw is Louis Gossett Jr. That said, it was the story of a black kid who grew up and thought he […]
Sky Sharks (2021)
“Hey, I can’t stop you from watching shark movies any more than I can stop myself.”— Sam Panico, in his review Great White (2021), the latest in a long line of “shark” movies. Yes. The rumors are true: B&S About Movies will watch any streaming offering with a shark in it, as it is our […]
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