TUBI ORIGINAL: A Party To Die For (2022)
Sadie (Jonetta Kaiser) is trying to get her life together after a brush with the cops. Working in her cousin’s clothing store, she dreams of a better and much richer life, which is why she finds spending time with Owen (Jermaine Rivers) and Jessica (Kara Royster) so incredible. Owen trusts Sadie so much that he […]
DEAF CROCODILE FILMS RELEASE: ZEROGRAD (ZERO CITY) (1988)
Director Karen Shakhnazarov said, “In my opinion, the essence of the film Zero City is that a person mythologizes history, distorts it. And, constantly distorting history, he distorts his own life. In essence, we do not know history — it is, in principle, unknowable for us. We constantly use the past to achieve some goals in […]
Tales from the Darkside episode 21: Bigalow’s Last Smoke
Frank Bigalow (Richard Romanus) is trapped inside an apartment where he’s tortured every time he tries to smoke with only a hole in the wall where he can talk to a fellow smoker. If it makes you remember Cat’s Eye and James Woods trying to quit, well, everyone was trying to stop smoking in 1985. Director […]
Tales from the Darkside episode 20: It All Comes Out in the Wash
Carl Gropper (Vince Edwards) wants to pay Chinese laundry man Chow Ting (James Hong) to wash away all his sins. It’s funny, because one of the commercials that George Romero and his crew worked on was the “ancient Chinese secret” ad for Calgon. It’s a pretty simple concept: you really can’t wash away your guilt. […]
TUBI PICKS: Week 22
Hey — sorry I missed last week. Here are some Tubi picks to make up for it. 1. The Fourth Victim: TUBI LINK Arthur Anderson (Michael Craig) a wealthy Englishman with two previous wives who’ve also died suddenly and mysteriously, just like his third wife, who has just drowned. The very night he is acquitted, Julie (Carroll […]
MILL CREEK NIGHTMARE WORLDS: Atomic Rulers of the World (1957)
There are nine Sūpā Jaiantsu (Super Giant) movies that were first shown in Japan. Takeo Nagamatsu’s 1930 kamishibai The Golden Bat (Ōgon Batto) may have been Japan’s first modern superhero and Gekkō Kamen (Moonlight Mask) the first hero to be on TV, but the first actual super hero movie in Japan was this one. It was bought for […]
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