CANNON MONTH 2: Joe (1970)
“I saw a fella sellin’ junk to children He gets nervous every time I pass Cause he knows that if I catch him I’m gonna bust his head and kick his fat ass Hey Joe, don’t it make you want to go to war, once more? Hey Joe, why the devil did we go to […]
CANNON MONTH 2: Ha-Timhoni (1970)
The Dreamer is an early Cannon Films pick up that was directed by Dan Wolman and entered into the 1970 Cannes Film Festival, which features prominently in the advertising. Wolman also directed the Cannon films Nana, the True Key of Pleasure; Baby Love, Maid In Sweden and Up Your Anchor, so he’s a connection between the Dewey-Friedland […]
CANNON MONTH 2: All Together Now (1970)
The only film from director William Louis Allan, who co-wrote this with Gayle Greene, this is an early Cannon film from their art/softcore days. Listed as a House on 69th Street Production, hardly anyone in this movie did a single film other than this one. All I have to go by — I’m struggling to […]
Tales from the Darkside episode 10: “Djinn, No Chaser”
Based on a Harlan Ellison story, directed by Shelley Levinson and written by Haskell Barkin, this episode has Danny Squires (Charles Levin) in a lunatic wing explaining how his wife Connie (Coleen Camp) had bought an old lamp that brought a djinn (Kareem Abdul-Jabbar) into their lives. Nothing good has happened since that day. Sadly, […]
CANNON MONTH 2: Fando y Lis (1968)
I work in a basement with no windows all day, writing words for people about things that are sometimes beyond me, sitting in meetings with people way more important than me and then I take a break and write all night about all manner of subjects, sneaking in writing on this site when I can, […]
CANNON MONTH 2: Inga (1968)
After her mother dies, Inga (former ballet dancer Marie Liljedahl, who really hit the trifecta of late sixties sleaze being in this Joe Sarno movie and its sequel The Seduction of Inga, Massimo Dallamano’s Dorian Gray and Jess Franco’s Eugenie… The Story of Her Journey into Perversion; she retired from acting by the time she was 21) goes to […]
CANNON MONTH 2: To Ingrid, My Love, Lisa (1968)
Also known as Kvinnolek, this Joe Sarno-directed and written movie is about Lisa Holmberg (Gunbritt Öhrström), who is the latest Sarno leading lady to be gorgeous and at the same time emotionally unsatisfied, no matter how well the rest of her high fashion life may be. She heads to the country to rest and meets Ingrid (Gunilla […]
TUBI PICKS (week 14)
Better late than, well, you know. Here’s another week of Tubi picks! 1. Threads: TUBI LINK Hey let’s start off this week with the biggest downer on the entire channel. I mean it — Threads is not to be fucked with, a movie about nuclear war that makes The Day After feel like a Pixar joint. 2. Heavy […]
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