88 FILMS BLU RAY RELEASE: The Chinese Boxer (1970)
Written, starring and directed by Jimmy Wang Yu, The Chinese Boxer moved martial arts films away from fantasy and weapons into a world where one man and his fists could do plenty of damage. Jimmy Wang Yu was a martial arts superstar in Hong Kong before even Bruce Lee and this movie proves exactly why. I’ve […]
MILL CREEK DRIVE-IN CLASSICS: Night Train to Terror (1985)
EDITOR’S NOTE: You know, someone else was supposed to write this and didn’t send anything, but we all know that I was fated to write about Night Train to Terror right? I first shared my thoughts on this film on October 19, 2018 and in Drive-In Asylum #14 which you can buy right here. This version combines elements […]
Mill Creek Drive-In Classics: Voodoo Black Exorcist (1974)
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Lint Hatcher publishers the absolutely, well, wonderful Wonder Magazine. We’re excited to feature him on this site and his take on this pretty strange movie. Directed by Manuel Caño (The Swamp of the Ravens), Voodoo Black Exorcist is one of those films that sends me hunting through half a dozen film guides — […]
Bird’s Eye View – An ET’s Solution for Humanity (2020)
I have to thank Bradley Steele Harding for recommending that I watch this while also realizing that his suggestion that I watch this film is like something out of Japanese horror. I’m now obsessed by Cybela Clare and not only want to watch all of her movies, I want to know where she came from, […]
UFO’s Are Real (1979)
After reviewing the made-in-Georgia Kubrick-Spielberg amalgamate that is UFO: Target Earth (1974), my mind — thanks to their somewhat similar titles (all of these ’70 UFO doc-titles are interchangeable, anyway) — drifted back to this documentary by Canadian filmmaker Ed Hunt. Ed Hunt is a guy that carries a lot of respect around the B&S […]
Mill Creek Drive-In Classics: The Firing Line (1988)
Look. It’s a foregone conclusion we’re watching a Jun Gallardo — who is doing his thing as Jim Goldman this time around — Philippines pastiche of a Stallone and Arnie joint. The fact that it stars an ex-TV Captain America and Gene Simmons’s ex-Playmate mate is icing on the Siopao. As usual, well, not always: […]
88 FILMS BLU RAY RELEASE: The Gestapo’s Last Orgy (1977)
R.D reviewed this one back on September 21, 2021, but now that 88 Films has released it, it’s my turn. Yes, this is one of the first releases from this label in the U.S. “For the last decade 88 Films has been one of the leading physical media collector’s labels in the UK specializing in […]
Mill Creek Drive-In Classics: Nabonga (1944)
More people have seen this rubbery, sound-studio shot jungle rot by way of Mill Creek box sets in the ’00s than through its UHF-TV broadcasts in the ’60s and ’70s. And boy, did the cheapjack studios of Republic (the biggest), Monogram, and the cheapest-of-the-cheap behind this Buster Crabbe-starrer, PRC, love crankin’ out their Tarzan-ripped exploits […]
Autumn Road (2021)
Riley Cusick, who has directed a number of shorts and appeared as an actor in Chelsea Stardust’s Satanic Panic and Joe Begos’ VFW, makes his feature directorial debut with this film while also playing the roles of twins Charlie and Vincent. A decade after her sister goes missing on Halloween, Laura returns home to make […]
Famously Haunted: Amityville (2021)
Did you guys know I liked Amityville movies? Did you know Tubi did original shows? What I didn’t know was that there were TikTok ghostchasers, but hey, I’m getting old so some of these things are getting past me. What I do know is that I’ve somehow tried to track down every filmed version of […]
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