USA UP ALL NIGHT MONTH: The Paperboy (1994)
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Paperboy was on USA Up All Night on December 8, 1995 and January 16, 1998. Canada may seem like our polite neighbor to the north, but they really export some amazingly bonkers movies. Under the surface, they’re boiling with films that challenge convention and embrace the weird. Take this movie, which starts with its […]
DRIVE-IN SUPER MONSTER RAMA PRIMER: Shriek of the Mutilated (1974)
EDITOR’S NOTE: This weekend is 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. There are tons of Bigfoot films to watch. Trust us, we know. We have an entire Letterboxd list packed with the ones we’ve made it through. And […]
DRIVE-IN SUPER MONSTER RAMA PRIMER: Impulse (1974)
EDITOR’S NOTE: This weekend is 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. When a movie has the working title Want A Ride, Little Girl? you know it’s going to be scummy. What may surprise you is that William Shatner — […]
USA UP ALL NIGHT MONTH: Rock ‘n’ Roll High School Forever (1991)
EDITOR’S NOTE: Rock ‘n’ Roll High School Forever was on USA Up All Night but I can’t find the dates! I love Rock ‘n’ Roll High School inversely to how much I dislike this movie. Maybe I’m too old and it’s too loud, but the kids in this movie aren’t fun and rebellious. They’re actually annoying and that […]
USA UP ALL NIGHT MONTH: Rambo III (1988)
EDITOR’S NOTE: Rambo III was on USA Up All Night on March 22 and July 4, 1997. When I was a kid, I wasn’t allowed to have toy guns and military toys were not allowed in our house. I can remember thinking how strange it was that my grandfather loved war movies so much, hearing him listen […]
USA UP ALL NIGHT MONTH: Rambo: First Blood Part II (1985)
EDITOR’S NOTE: Rambo: First Blood Part II was on USA Up All Night on February 10 and 23, 1996. When it came time to do a sequel to First Blood, there was a thought that Rambo needed a partner. Producers wanted John Travolta, but Stallone vetoed the idea. Lee Marvin (who almost played Colonel Trautman in the first […]
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