CANNON MONTH 2: Cherry Hill High (1977)
Director Alex E. Goitein made two movies: this one and Cheerleaders Beach Party. Well, he knew what worked for him, you know? Writers William Shears and Wylie White only wrote this one movie. And that was it — a small space in history when these three men came together and made a softcore sex comedy and […]
POPCORN FRIGHTS: Do Not Disturb (2022)
I had a friend that once said that he knew that if someone, anyone he knew would take pills that he found laying on the ground, it would be me. Well, maybe not after watching this. Made-in-Florida, shot in Miami, infused with the madness that drugs like bath salts and Krokodil were supposed to unleash […]
CANNON MONTH 2: 2076 Olympiad (1977)
How rare is this Cannon movie? Not only can I not find a place to watch it, I can’t even find poster art for it. Here’s what I do know, thanks to director James R. Martin, who posted this on IMDB in 2008: “2076 Olympiad is an unrated film, reviewed in Chicago by Variety. By […]
CANNON MONTH 2: The Ups and Downs of a Handyman (1975)
Barry Stokes is in two kinds of movies: sex comedies and out there horror. On one hand, we have Norman J. Warren’s Outer Touch and the 1983 Fanny Hill. On the other, we have Norman J. Warren’s Prey, The Corruption of Chris Miller and bit parts in Hawk the Slayer and Enemy Mine. Also going by the titles Confessions of a Handyman, […]
CANNON MONTH 2: Slumber Party ’57 (1976)
I always wondered, as a child of the 70s, why everyone cared so much about the 50s. Now, as an old man in the 2020s, I wonder why everyone cares so much about the 80s. Time is a flat circle. Director William A. Levey made some wild movies. There’s Blackenstein for starters. How about the Harry Novak […]
What’s playing at Fantastic Fest 2022?
There’s only one place where you’ll find killer teddy bears, man-eating sharks, elderly zombies, cocktail-serving robots, and Park Chan-wook… all under one roof. That’s right, world-famous genre festival Fantastic Fest is back for its seventeenth edition featuring 21 world premieres, 14 North American premieres and 21 U.S premieres. The festival will once again take over […]
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