MILL CREEK DVD RELEASE: Alien Agenda (2022)
I spent my childhood both fascinated by aliens and alternatively terrorized by them, enjoying Battlestar Galactica on a Sunday night and then staying up all night watching the skies, the Project Blue Book square up reel at the end sending me into a spiral of anxiety and sheer mania, sure that at any time that I […]
Bite Me (2019)
Writer/director duo Naomi McDougall Jones and Meredith Edwards made 2014’s Imagine I’m Beautiful and this is the follow-up, with Jones starring as Sarah, a real-life vampire who finds herself getting audited. I never saw that in any of the Hammer movies. She’s soon helped by IRS agent James (Christian Coulson, who played Tom Riddle in Harry […]
Exorcist Vengeance (2022)
I often wonder, what if some of my favorite movies had Charles Bronson in them. Like The Exorcist. What if Bronson went up against Pazuzu? And now, thanks to directors Scott Jeffrey and Rebecca J. Matthews — as well as executive producer Mark Lester (yes, the man who made Commando and Class of 1984) — as well as […]
JESS FRANCO MONTH: Dr. Wong’s Virtual Hell (1999)
Jess Franco is Dr. James Wong, as well as this movie’s director and writer, and he’s bedeviling Rachel Sheppard, who plays Rita, while his long-time muse Line Romay plays his daughter Tsai Ming as well as his nemesis Nelly Smith (but only when she’s wearing the wig that allows us to know that she’s Candy Coster). […]
JESS FRANCO MONTH: Muñecas Rojas (1999)
On an island near the coast of Maracaibo, ex-Shakesperean actor Don Martin (Paul Lapidus) has brought an entire family of followers with him to start a new society. The inhabitants of his kingdom include his wife Tona (Lina Romay), his lover Gina (Christie Levin, Snakewoman), his daughter Beatriz (Mavi Tienda, Helter Skelter) and Herbie (Exequiel Cohen). Their […]
JESS FRANCO MONTH: Les gardiennes du pénitencier (1981)
So this is kind of cheating, because this is less a Jess Franco movie and more a Eurocine mix tape that has been edited from Franco’s Barbed Wire Dolls, Alain Peyat’s Hitler’s Last Train and Patrice Rhomm’s Captive Women 4 with some new footage directed by Alain Deruelle in which numerous SS officers run away to Latin American where […]
SLAMDANCE: New Jack (2022)
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: G.G. Graham is a cult film cryptid, horror hag, and exploitation film explorer of the dusty and disreputable corners of cinema history. The street preacher of Z-grade cinema can be found at Midnight Movie Monster, as well as writing for various genre sites and print publications, or on Twitter and Instagram @msmidnightmovie. Visit […]
DOUBLE THE ITALIAN DUPLICATION ON THE DRIVE-IN ASYLUM DOUBL FEATURE!
This Saturday at 8 PM EST, visit the Groovy Doom Facebook and YouTube pages to get blasted into space with two movies that may seem a little familiar. We’ll be showing ads, discussing the movies and have drink recipes. Up first is the space madness of Shocking Dark which you can watch on Tubi. Here’s the drink. Shocking […]
Get issue 23 of Drive-In Asylum now!
Drive-In Asylum #23 is here, and we’ve got another stellar issue for you to dig into! You can get it at the Etsy shop right now. First off, we’ve got two fantastic interviews; the first is with Pat Cardi, who starred in the 1973 independent regional production Horror High, which many of us saw on TV in […]
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