Bogie (1980)
I have a big weakness for made for TV biopics, often because they’re rarely good and yet that keeps me coming back to them. The blame lies at the feet of the multiple tabloids my grandmother subscribed to as I learned about Liz’s sad last days, Liberace and Rock Hudson’s watermelon diet and who was […]
TUBI ORIGINAL: No BS: Rich, Famous & Terrified Stars (2023)
Everyone always wants to be a rock star when they grow up. But after watching this TMZ special, which is on Tubi, no part of me is interested in the life that Taylor Swift has. She has to arrive at her shows inside a black curtained box so that no one stalks her or tries […]
Snapdragon (1993)
Two men have been murdered after hiring an unknown prostitute. Sergeant Peckham (Chelsea Field) and her boyfriend, police psychologist David Stratton (Steven Bauer) are assigned to the case. They believe that it might be Felicity (Pamela Anderson), an amnesiac woman who has a dream where she kills men. Pamela Anderson’s first movie was directed by […]
Revenge of Frankenstein (1958)
Directed by Terence Fisher and written by Jimmy Sangster, this sequel to The Curse of Frankenstein played double features with Curse of the Demon, which seems like the most perfect night of all time. Baron Victor Frankenstein (Peter Cushing) escapes the guillotine by having a priest beheaded and buried in his place with the aid of […]
MILL CREEK SWINGIN’ SEVENTIES
The Swingin’ Seventies set is finished. You can get more info on this Letterboxd or IMDB list. You can get the set from Amazon. Thanks for Jenn Upton and Paul Andolina for their help. Movies covered this month include: Against a Crooked Sky The Border The Borrowers C.C. and Company Cold Sweat Concrete Cowboys Congratulations, It’s a […]
Spagvemberfest 2023: Sons of Trinity (1995)
Directed by Enzo Barboni, who wrote the movie with Marco Tullio Barboni, Sons of Trinity (AKA Trinity & Babyface and Trinity & Bambino: The Legend Lives On) finds the sons of, well, Trinity and Bambino being Trinity (Heath Kizzier) and Bambino (Keith Neubert). Just like their fathers, Trinity loves women and getting in trouble as he works […]
MILL CREEK THE SWINGIN’ SEVENTIES: The Young Graduates (1971)
Crown International Forever. Directed by Robert Anderson* (Cindy and Donna), who wrote this with Terry Anderson and Dave Dixon, this movie starts off with high school senior Mindy Evans (Patricia Wymer, The Babysitter) dumping her boyfriend Bill (Gary Rist, who went on to compose the music for Lifepod) and hooking up with very married photographer […]
MILL CREEK THE SWINGIN’ SEVENTIES: The Werewolf of Washington (1973)
Milton Moses Ginsberg started his directorial career with Coming Apart, a near-documentary which starred Rip Torn as a mentally disturbed psychologist who has been filming his sexual affairs. Sally Kirkland was also in the film, which was shot within a one-room, 15’x17′ set. This movie is absolutely nothing like that movie. Jack Whitter (Dean Stockwell) […]
MILL CREEK THE SWINGIN’ SEVENTIES: Warhead (1977)
Terrorists blow up a school bus in the Middle East, killing everyone on board except Lt. Liora (Karin Dor) who identifies Palestinian Major Malouf (David Semadar) as the person behind is all this and man, this movie is almost fifty years old and we’re still dealing with this, huh? She has to go back along […]
MILL CREEK THE SWINGIN’ SEVENTIES: War of the Robots (1978)
Paul Andolina, whoe writes the site Wrestling with Film, is in charge today. Beyond loving wrestling, he also knows a ton about Russian and lucha films (and he even speaks pretty good Spanish, so we hear!). War of the Robots — originally titled La Guerra dei Robot — is an Italian science fiction film released in […]
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