The Heatwave Lasted Four Days (1975)
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Exploitation-film historian A.C. Nicholas, who has a sketchy background and hails from parts unknown in Western Pennsylvania, was once a drive-in theater projectionist and disk jockey. In addition to being a writer, editor, podcaster, voice-over artist, and sometime actor and stand-up comedian, he’s a regular guest co-host on the streaming Drive-In Asylum […]
NEW RELEASES FROM VISUAL VENGEANCE!
Visual Vengeance has more movies and I can’t wait! You can learn about all of the other Visual Vengeance releases here. Ozone: Attack of the Redneck Mutants: When a toxic chemical spill tears open the ozone above rural Texas, backwoods locals mutate into drooling, slime-choked ghouls with an insatiable appetite for flesh. Environmental science student […]
MILL CREEK LEGENDS OF HORROR: Champagne (1928)
Based on an original story by writer and critic Walter C. Mycroft, this was directed by Alfred Hitchcock, who co-wrote it with Eliot Stannard. This is the second comedy that Hitchcock made after The Farmer’s Wife; he later voiced his unhappiness with the film in François Truffaut’s Hitchcock/Truffaut, saying that the movie had no story. During […]
B & S About Movies podcast special episode 16: Horror Gives Back 2025 part 1
Each October, the Unsung Horrors podcast does a month of themed movies. This year, this event benefits Best Friends, which is working to save the lives of cats and dogs all across America, giving pets second chances and happy homes. If you enjoyed reading anything I posted, please consider donating and letting me know. Here […]
MILL CREEK LEGENDS OF HORROR: Cataclysm (1980)
Have you ever seen Night Train to Terror and wondered — what would one of that film’s portmanteau sequences be like if they were expanded to an entire movie? Good news! Well, maybe. Your wishes have come true. The final story of Night Train, “The Case of Claire Hansen”, was really a film called The Nightmare Never […]
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