SHUDDER EXCLUSIVE: Slapface (2021)
After the death of their mother, Lucas (August Maturo, The Nun and the son of Cory and Topanga on Girl Meets World) and Tom (Mike Manning) are each dealing in their own ways. Lucas begins to hide in the woods with a group of tough girls but mostly isolating himself, while Tom keeps getting in enough trouble […]
Mill Creek Through the Decades: 1970s Collection: Brother John (1971)
If racist white audiences were upset when Sidney Poitier retaliated and slapped back the plantation owner in In the Heat of the Night, they had to have had a meltdown when this time, a cop challenges him and he proceeds to complete emasculate the man without breaking a sweat. Seriously, I was not prepared for this […]
My movie Pro Bowl team
A few years ago, I came up with an All-Star movie baseball team. Now that the Pro Bowl is coming this weekend, I’ve picked my lineup of the best movie football players. I invite you to reply with your own draft to see if you can defeat my team — The B&S About Movies Bullies. […]
Mill Creek Through the Decades: 1970s Collection: The Stone Killer (1973)
Between The Mechanic, this movie and Death Wish, Michael Winner and Charles Bronson were firing on all cylinders in the early 70s*. Based on A Complete State of Death by John Gardner — a book with a message that was, of course, made into a Michael Winner movie — there are so many car crashes at the end […]
Mill Creek Through the Decades: 1970s Collection: The Horsemen (1971)
Uraz (Omar Sharif) is the son of Tursen (Jack Palance), a stable master and retired buzkashi player, a sport in which horse-mounted players attempt to place a goat or calf carcass in a goal. He has lost his honor when he breaks his leg in a game that his father has bet all of the […]
DOUBLE UP ON FANGS ON THIS WEEK’S DRIVE-IN ASYLUM DOUBLE FEATURE!
Bill and I will rise from our graves this Saturday at 8 PM EST on the Groovy Doom Facebook and YouTube pages for two vampire classics. Up first — Michael Pataki — a DIA Double Feature favorite — and William Smith — who should be in every movie — in Grave of the Vampire. You can watch it […]
CHECK OUT HIGHLIGHTS OF PAT CARDI ON THE DIA DOUBLE FEATURE!
Pat Cardi, star of Horror High, was a guest on the Drive-In Asylum Double Feature and here are some of the highlights. Check it out and don’t forget to watch the show every Saturday at 8 PM EST.
JESS FRANCO MONTH: Esclavas del crimen (1987)
Tsai Chin is the daughter of the infamous — and now dead — Fu Manchu, so she’s one Sax Rohmer character. As she controls a large empire of women soldiers who command erotic chemical hypnosis powers, she’s also another Rohmer supervillainess, Sumaru, who Jess Franco already made two movies about — The Million Eyes of […]
JESS FRANCO MONTH: La mano de un hombre muerto (1962)
The Sadistic Baron Klaus concerns a series of murders in the remote village of Holfen, a place that still may be haunted by a 17th-century baron who maintained an elaborate torture chamber that hints at the erotic nature of the horror that Franco would spend much of the rest of his career detailing. Could it […]
JESS FRANCO MONTH: La Chute des Aigles (1989)
Night of the Eagles is kind of amazing, at least for its cast, because can you believe that Luke Skywalker, Jess Franco, Charlie Sheen’s brother and Count Dooku all made a movie together? After the success of their two previous movies, Dark Mission: Evil Flowers and Countdown to Esmeralda Bay — both directed by Franco — […]
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