GET SCUMMY WITH THE DIA DOUBLE FEATURE!
This Saturday at 8 PM EST, join Bill, Sam and Jenn Upton on the Groovy Doom Facebook and YouTube pages for two movies that you might need a shower after. Up first, The Centerfold Girls. You can find it on Tubi. Every week, we watch two movies, show their ad campaigns, discuss them and have a cocktail that […]
RE/SEARCH Incredibly Strange Films: The Loved One (1965)
Based on The Loved One: An Anglo-American Tragedy — a novella, as Quentin Tarantino would remind us — by Evelyn Waugh and The American Way of Death by Jessica Mitford, this was directed by Tony Richardson from a script by Terry Southern and Christopher Isherwood. Richardson was coming off Tom Jones, Southern Dr. Strangelove and Isherwood had just written one […]
RE/SEARCH Incredibly Strange Films: Private Parts (1972)
Paul Bartel is a bonafide hero here at B & S About Movies. From his cameos in movies like Gremlins 2: The New Batch and Chopping Mall to the films he directed like Death Race 2000 and Eating Raoul, every time he turns out on the screen it makes us happy. Cheryl and her roommate get in a fight, so instead […]
RE/SEARCH Incredibly Strange Films: Mr. Sardonicus (1961)
Baron Sardonicus (Guy Rolfe) was once Marek Toleslawski, a farmer like his father. He lived a quiet existence with his wife Elenka (Erika Peters), working is father’s land. Before his father died, he had purchased a ticket for a national lottery. He won, but was buried with the ticket. Elena says that if Marek loves […]
RE/SEARCH Incredibly Strange Films: The Little Shop of Horrors (1960)
Drected by Roger Corman, written by Charles B. Griffith and made under the name The Passionate People Eater, this movie was made in two days for $28,000 on the same sets as A Bucket of Blood. Playing double features with Black Sunday and Last Woman On Earth, it became a cult film and that continued once it aired […]
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