TUBI picks 25
Better late than never, I guess, when it comes to this week’s Tubi picks. You can catch up with all of the past weeks on this Letterboxd list. 1. Midnight: TUBI LINK Lynn Redgrave is Elvira in a movie made by the director of The Black Room in a murder mystery that has Frank Gorshin and Wolfman […]
ANOTHER HOLE IN THE HEAD FILM FESTIVAL 2022: Night of the Living Dead (1968)
EDITOR’S NOTE: This originally was on the site on March 15, 2021. It’s back because the Another Hole In the Head film festival will be playing it on Friday Dec 2nd, at 7:30 pm at the Roxie Cinema (3117 16th Street, San Francisco). That said, it’s not just a regulae screening. It’s the world premiere […]
ANOTHER HOLE IN THE HEAD FILM FESTIVAL 2022: Shorts take one
Here’s the first take on shorts at Another Hole In the Head that you should seek out: 7 Minutes In Hell (2022): Justin Reager and Shane Spiegel have worked on a lot of kid-friendly projects like Sci-Fi Test Lab and Junk Drawer Magic. They had to have done all of that to get to this, because this feels like a […]
MILL CREEK NIGHTMARE WORLDS: The Lost City (1935)
Kane Richmond went from being a football star at the University of Minnesota as Fred Bowditch to becoming a film salesman before testing and getting the lead in the boxing serial The Leather Pushers and becoming a fixture in serials like Spy Smasher and Brick Bradford as well as playing Lamont Cranston — otherwise known as […]
MILL CREEK NIGHTMARE WORLDS: House of the Living Dead (1974)
Also known as Shadows over Bridge Farm, Curse of the Dead, Doctor Maniac and even Kill, Baby, Kill, this is a South African/British coproduction that mixes science fiction and horror. Yes, it did just straight up take that Bava title. It’s also kind of House of Usher, as Lady Brattling wants her family to end, what with her son […]
MILL CREEK NIGHTMARE WORLDS: End of the World (1977)
EDITOR’S NOTE: This was first on the site on October 25, 2018. Bill from Groovy Doom and Drive-In Asylum always jokes about movies where nothing happens as being his favorite movies. If that’s true, he must absolutely adore this movie. Christopher Lee, the main selling point of this movie, said, “Some of the films I’ve been […]
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