The Sizzlin’ Something Weird Summer Challenge 2024: The Curse of Her Flesh (1968)
Findlay Week (August 18 – 24) Husband and wife Michael and Roberta Findlay made mean-spirited films. They collaborated on films like Take Me Naked, The Ultimate Degenerate, and the notorious Flesh Trilogy, plus they actually looked like criminals – walking mug shots! You expect to see them glowering on the cover of one of those […]
SHAWGUST: Master of the Flying Guillotine (1976)
You may wonder why this movie is also called One-Armed Boxer 2 and The One Armed Boxer vs. the Flying Guillotine. That’s because it’s pretty much a sequel to One-Armed Boxer, but man, the name Master of the Flying Guillotine was just too awesome not to use. It’s also one of the few martial arts movies that […]
SHAWGUST: One-Armed Boxer (1971)
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is a Golden Harvest movie! Oh well! I already wrote it. With one arm tied behind his back, Jimmy Wang Yu had already played the One-Armed Swordsman in two films for Shaw Brothers, One-Armed Swordsman and Return of the One-Armed Swordsman. He also became incredibly popular after The Chinese Boxer, the movie that kickstarted the […]
The Sizzlin’ Something Weird Summer Challenge 2024: The Touch of Her Flesh (1967)
Findlay Week (August 18 – 24) Husband and wife Michael and Roberta Findlay made mean-spirited films. They collaborated on films like Take Me Naked, The Ultimate Degenerate, and the notorious Flesh Trilogy, plus they actually looked like criminals – walking mug shots! You expect to see them glowering on the cover of one of those […]
MVD BLU RAY RELEASE: Terror Firma (2023)
This is the first movie from Dark Arts Entertainment, a new label run by Brian Yuzna (Re-Animator, Society) and John Penney (Return of the Living Dead III, The Kindred). Struggling artist Lola (Faye Tamasa, Ringworms) has nowhere to stay. She decides to visit her brother Louis (Burt Thakur), who she hasn’t seen for years, and he […]
MVD BLU RAY RELEASE: Hardware Wars and Other Film Farces (1978)
There was a time — let’s call it 1978 — when HBO first entered my life. Unlike predictably scheduled network television, many of the movies ended at odd times. In between, there were all kinds of unplanned content, like Video Jukebox, Arcade Attack, Bambi vs. Godzilla, The Mild Ones and Hardware Wars. As a kid who couldn’t get enough Jedi content […]
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