Clerk (2021)
Clerk is an extensive all access documentary examining the life and career of indie filmmaking icon Kevin Smith. If there’s someone that had any connection with him and his films, they show up in this film to discuss his films and what it was like to work with him. Directed and written by Malcolm Ingram (with […]
Exploring: Sylvester Stallone: 45 Years After Rocky
Wow. It’s hard to believe it’s been 45 years since a struggling, unknown actor out of New York City shocked the world on November 21, 1976, with a “sleeper hit” made for $960,000 that would go on to make $225 million in box office receipts — the highest grossing film of 1976 that received ten […]
Ouija Room (2019)
The stars align at B&S About Movies once again! As Sam put together his “Exploring: Ouija Boards” feature, we came to review screenwriter John Oak Dalton’s directing efforts The Girl in the Crawlspace and Scarecrow Country. Delving into his resume then exposed us to his joint efforts with fellow Ohio-based writer/director Henrique Couto. Making his […]
MILL CREEK DRIVE-IN MOVIE CLASSICS: Prisoners of the Lost Universe (1983)
EDITOR’S NOTE: We originally wrote about this movie on August 21, 2018. Now we’re bringing it back with some edits for Mill Creek Month. Is there an actor that can save any movie for you? There is one for me: John Saxon. I have sat through many a piece of absolute shit only because Saxon […]
MILL CREEK DRIVE-IN MOVIE CLASSICS: Red Rings of Fear (1978)
EDITOR’S NOTE: We wrote about this movie during our giallo week on September 16, 2021. Check it out and please share your thoughts on this film in the comments. This is the third entry in a loosely linked series of films that are known by the pretty much pervy title of the Schoolgirls in Peril […]
The Girl in the Crawlspace (2018) and Scarecrow Country (2019)
“I made movies I wanted to watch myself. I didn’t care what anyone thought. Instead of writing for somebody else, I happily found [my films] in WalMart and Family Video — finally ending their natural lives in a Dollar Tree, after thinking I would sell them from a card table at a con myself. A […]
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