IS IT TOO SOON TO TALK ABOUT THE DIA LATE MOVIE?
This Saturday at 11 PM EST, join Bill and Sam on the Groovy Doom Facebook and YouTube pages for a movie that they talk about almost every week: The House That Vanished. You can find it on YouTube. Every week, we watch movies, look at the print campaigns and have a cocktail. Here’s this week’s drink. Scream and […]
RE/SEARCH Incredibly Strange Films: Robot Monster (1953)
Phil Tucker invented a rotary engine known as the CT Surge Turbine that he successfully patented and unsuccessfully tried to sell to the automobile industry as a more efficient alternative to the internal combustion engine. And years after directing movies like this and The Cape Canaveral Monsters, he did actually contribute to some movies as an […]
RE/SEARCH Incredibly Strange Films: The Frozen Dead (1966)
Directed, written and produced by Herbert J. Leder, this is all about Nazi scientist Dr. Norberg (Dana Andrews), who has taken over an English estate and is unfreezing soldiers that have been iced up for twenty years. What he gets are zombies like his brother (Edward Fox) and Elsa (Kathleen Breck), the best friend of […]
RE/SEARCH Incredibly Strange Films: Garden of Eden (1954)
Made at the Lake Como Family Nudist Resort in Lutz, Florida, this is all about J. Randolph Latimore (R. G. Armstrong), his daughter-in-law Susan (Jamie O’Hara) and his granddaughter (Karen Sue Trent) coming to terms with the death of his son and her falling in love with Johnny Patterson (Mickey Knox) as well as the […]
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