Camping Trip (2022)
Two couples — Enzo (Leonardo Fuica), Polly (Caitlin Cameron), Ace (Alex Gravenstein) and Coco (Hannah Forest Briand) have left for a COVID-19 era camping trip with the dream of escaping lockdown and enjoying the beauty of the woods. But even though they feel all alone, they’re not. Instead, they’re near Orick (Michael D’Amico) and Billy (Jonathan […]
CANNON MONTH 2: Mako, The Jaws of Death (1976)
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the third time this movie has been on the site, but it fits into the second Cannon month as they released it across the county. This last appeared on November 27, 2020. The Florida-based director William Grefe has brought many swamp-tinged bits of exploitation goodness — or badness — to the […]
CANNON MONTH 2: Little Girl… Big Tease (1976)
Sixteen-year-old Virginia Morgan (Jody Ray) has been kidnapped by two men — J.D. (Robert Furey) and Dakota (Phil Dendone)– and her high school economics teacher Alva Coward (Mary Mendum using the alias Rebecca Brooke; she’s also in Cherry Hill High, The Groove Tube and Joe Sarno’s Confessions of a Young American Housewife). All three of them end up in […]
CANNON MONTH 2: The Zebra Force (1976)
Oh man, this movie. Lt. Claymore (Clay Tanner) had his face scarred, lost his voice — he has a robot-sounding one now — and his right arm lost thanks to Vietnam, but now that he’s back in the U.S., he’s gathered his old Army friends to either get rich quick or clean up the neighborhood […]
An editorial on loving movies
Far be it for me to tell you how to enjoy movies, but I’ve been noticing a few things and while I avoid group posting and saying things like, “Hey Mutant Fam” or “#filmtwitter,” I just wanted to explain a few things about my love of film and how I hope it can help you […]
Tales from the Darkside episode 11: “All a Clone by the Telephone”
Yes, two Tales from the Darkside episodes in a row have now had a corny pun for a title, but at least this episode presents a truly horrific concept that today’s audience might not understand: TV screenwriter Leon (Harry Anderson) has his life taken from him by the voice of his answering machine. One of eight […]
CANNON MONTH 2: Northville Cemetery Massacre (1976)
Between an uncredited Nick Nolte doing ADR for the lead and Mike Nesmith doing the film’s music for free, Northville Cemetery Massacre near accidentally has a better pedigree than most biker movies. Directed, written and produced by William Dear (who also made Harry and the Hendersons and Angels In the Outfield because life is strange) and Thomas Van Dyke […]
TUBI PICKS (week 15)
Welcome back to a better late than never guide to what you could be watching on Tubi. 1. Beyond the Darkness: TUBI LINK I despise anyone who calls Joe D’Amato a hack. This movie is my evidence. This Goblin soundtrack is my church hymns. All hail the maniac who made this movie. 2. Doom Asylum: TUBI LINK […]
TELL US YOUR DREAM NAME ON THE DRIVE-IN ASYLUM DOUBLE FEATURE
We finally did it. We’re showing Exorcist II: The Heretic. Join us and the hosts of the amazing New Castle After Dark Saturday night at 8 PM EST on the Groovy Doom Facebook and YouTube pages. Each week, we host two movies — that you watch via the links we share — and discuss the films, their ad campaigns […]
CANNON MONTH 2: The Yum Yum Girls (1976)
Melody (Michelle Daw, a one and done sex symbol) has just got off the bus from Ohio to Manhattan, but she’s no ingenue or doe-eyed innocent. Then again, she refuses to put out after a date and gets assaulted by a man who tells her that she “shouldn’t have eaten the hamburger.” For those of […]
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