THE CHRISTOPHER LEE CENTENARY CELEBRATION PRIMER: Horror Hotel (1960)
EDITOR’S NOTE: You can watch this movie this weekend at the Drive-In Super Monster-Rama! Get more info at the official Drive-In Super Monster-Rama Facebook page and get your tickets at the Riverside Drive-In’s webpage. Better known as City of the Living Dead, this movie was the first film that John Llewellyn Moxey directed. It was also made […]
THE CHRISTOPHER LEE CENTENARY CELEBRATION PRIMER: To the Devil A Daughter (1976)
EDITOR’S NOTE: You can see To the Devil a Daughter this weekend at the Drive-In Super Monster-Rama! Get more info at the official Drive-In Super Monster-Rama Facebook page and get your tickets at the Riverside Drive-In’s webpage. Dennis Wheatley’s writing reflected his conservative worldview, as his heroes defend the monarchy, the British Empire and its class system. […]
To the Moon (2021)
Filmmaker Dennis (director and writer Scott Friend) and figure skater Mia (Madeleine Morgenweck) are trying to enjoy a healing weekend when Dennis’ brother Roger (Will Brill) shows up and takes them on a hallucinatory journey that won’t end well for anyone. I really can’t do justice to the elaborate push and pull between Dennis and […]
Hunter’s Blood (1986)
Hickspoitation is a genre I don’t get into all that much, but this is a fine example of it and feels like going down to the river (I almost wrote going down river, because Western Pennsylvania language eats all the verbs and connective words). Look, if you have a girlfriend as hot as Kim Delaney […]
Beware! The Blob (1972)
Beware! The Blob or Son of the Blob is a big idea to get your head around. While the original was presented as horror, this film pretty much leans in to how ridiculous it all is. Written by Anthony Harris and Jack Woods from a story by Richard Clair and Jack H. Harris, a lot of this […]
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