A BLACK AND WHITE DOUBLE THAT BELONGS ON THE DIA DOUBLE FEATURE
This week, join us for two big black and white blasts of darkness at 8 PM EST on the Groovy Doom Facebook and YouTube channels. Up first, The Honeymoon Killers, which you can watch on YouTube. Each week, we discuss the films, show the ads and have a cocktail to go with each movie. You can watch them […]
CHATTANOOGA FILM FESTIVAL 2024: Canvas (2024)
Marissa (Bridget Regan) and Eve (Joanne Kelly) have seemingly been pitted against one another since they were born. Their father, Raymond Hale (Samuel Roukin), was an oppressive collector of art who felt that his life of privilege kept him from his true calling of being an artist. He sword that his daughters would be guided […]
CHATTANOOGA FILM FESTIVAL 2024: Sweet Relief (2023)
Mr. McDaniel (Paul Lazar, Silence of the Lambs) is a retired teacher obsessed with a game all the social media kids are playing called Sweet Relief. They all name someone who they dislike and people vote on whether or not a murder would be justified. If it is, they must complete the murder. If they […]
CHATTANOOGA FILM FESTIVAL 2024: In the Name of God (2023)
Directed and written by Ludvig Gür, Gudstjänst — which is being released in the U.S. as In the Name of God — is about Theodor (Linus Walhgren), a priest who is often the only person at his masses. The worshippers are dying off and his wife Felicia (Lisa Henni) wonders if they should move on. He’s happy that […]
CHATTANOOGA FILM FESTIVAL 2024: Noclip (2024)
In this movie directed and written by its stars, Gavin Charles and Alex Conn, two filmmakers explore a dead mall yet find themselves trapped within its environment, as the hallways, stairwells and abandoned stores start to trap them. Made in Kansas City on nearly no budget — $37 or so IMDB would like you to […]
Chattanooga Film Festival 2024 Red Eye #6: Dracula Sovereign of the Damned (1980)
If you think there’s censorship in America today, well, let me tell you…after the comic book trials of the 1950s, in which Dr. Fredric Wertham’s book Seduction of the Innocent led to Congress having trials amidst the belief that comic books caused juvenile delinquency, the Comics Code Authority was born. Every comic needed the code and […]
The Sizzlin’ Something Weird Summer Challenge 2024: The Cult (1971)
Uschi Digard week (June 23 – 29) Digard is best known for her work with Russ Meyer but she became an SWV fan favorite for two gargantuan reasons, her charm and her prolific career. The Swiss actress fled to America in 1968 and began a long career filling the silver screen from corner to corner […]
Junesploitation: The She Beast (1966)
June 27: Junesploitation’s topic of the day — as suggested by F This Movie— is Barbara Steele! We’re excited to tackle a different genre every day, so check back and see what’s next. Michael Reeves only directed three movies: this film, The Sorcerers and Witchfinder General. He also had something to do with Castle of the […]
Chattanooga Film Festival 2024 Red Eye #5: Nate and Hayes (1983)
Directed by Ferdinand Fairfax and written by Lloyd Phillips, David Odell (the writer of Masters of the Universe, Supergirl and The Dark Crystal, as well as the director of Martians Go Home and “No Strings” and “The Yattering and Jack” episodes of Tales from the Darkside) and John Hughes — yes, that John Hughes — I […]
The Sizzlin’ Something Weird Summer Challenge 2024: Beneath the Valley of the Ultravixens (1979)
Uschi Digard week (June 23 – 29) Digard is best known for her work with Russ Meyer but she became an SWV fan favorite for two gargantuan reasons, her charm and her prolific career. The Swiss actress fled to America in 1968 and began a long career filling the silver screen from corner to corner […]
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