CBS LATE MOVIE MONTH: Trog (1970)
EDITOR’S NOTE: Welcome to an entire month of movies that played on the CBS Late Movie. Up first, Trog! This film played four times in the middle of the night on the Tiffany Network: February 24, 1972; May 30, 1972; September 14, 1973 and December 6, 1974. Trog makes me sad. Beyond the fact that it […]
CBS LATE MOVIE MONTH starts now!
The CBS Late Movie — also known as CBS Late Night and Crimetime After Primetime — started on February 14, 1972. Late nights were still new for the Tiffany Network, as many of their stations were playing old movies after the news, but affiliates started to discover that there were less and less new movies available. […]
Chattanooga Film Festival Red Eye #8: Silver Slime (1981), Killing Spree (1984) and Possibly In Michigan (1983)
Silver Slime (1981): Christopher Gans has made some great movies and gets little credit. His better-than-the-game Silent Hill, Crying Freeman, his segments in Necronomicon and the incredible Brotherhood of the Wolf are among his many accomplishments. As a student, he made this film, which pays tribute to Bava, complete with a dedication at the end. And you know, in […]
Chattanooga Film Festival Red Eye #6: Club Life (1987)
Norman Thaddeus Vane lived a life. After an early conversion from Judaism to Roman Catholicism, a year in the Merchant Marine and two years in the Air Force, he attended Columbia University on the G.I. Bill. After graduation, his first play, The Penguin, opened Off-Broadway with Martin Landau in the cast and received rave reviews—reviews […]
Chattanooga Film Festival: Mrs. Booker on 8th Avenue (2023)
Florence Booker (played by Daniella Alma) is a character that many can relate to, as she navigates the complex feelings of isolation that often accompany marriage. Despite being in a relationship, she feels more alone than ever before. Her life takes an unexpected turn when she shares a cigarette with Roy (Nicholas Baroudi), a charismatic […]
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