DRIVE-IN ASYLUM audio commentary: Messiah of Evil
You may already know how much I love Messiah of Evil, but now Bill Van Ryn from Groovy Doom, Drive-In Asylum and the weekly Drive-In Asylum Double Feature and I have teamed up to create a commentary track for the film. Plus, you get an ad gallery of the many names this film has used and a cocktail recipe, just […]
APRIL MOVIE THON DAY 3: Ghosts Can’t Do It (1988)
I don’t like the Razzies much, but I have to agree with them for once. Ghosts Can’t Do It won worst picture, worst director, worst actress and worst supporting actor for the artist who debuted here, Donald Trump. Trump and co-star Leo Damian were also nominated for worst new star, but that went to Sofia Coppola. […]
APRIL MOVIE THON DAY 3: Yes, Giorgio (1982)
MGM announced they had signed a deal with Lucio Pavarotti to star in this movie and he responded by saying, “I have done a lot of television and think I have the experience to do a movie. I will put myself in the hands of those making this but hopefully my sense of humor will […]
APRIL MOVIE THON DAY 3: Tarzan the Ape Man (1981)
Oh no, more Bo. Marketed with the tagline “Unlike any other Tarzan you’ve ever seen!,” this was written by Tom Rowe and Gary Goddard, who would go on to direct Masters of the Universe. Goddard had originally been hired to write a screenplay based upon the Marvel Comics character Dazzler for Bo. And of course, this […]
APRIL MOVIE THON DAY 3: The Legend of the Lone Ranger (1981)
Klinton Spilsbury came from Mormon settlers in Mexico and spent much of his childhood in Arizona, before his family moved back to Mexico, settling in Colonia Juárez. He briefly attended Brigham Young University before trying to break into Hollywood as Max Keller. Once he took on the name Klinton Spilsbury — he was born Glenn […]
APRIL MOVIE THON DAY 3
For the third day of the B&S About Movies April Movie Thon, it’s all about failure. April 3: Failure at launch — A big movie debut ruined by the reality that no one wants to see that actor, actress or director. All April long, we’ll have thirty themes as writing prompts. If you’d like to be […]
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