B & S About Movies podcast Episode 115: Cats (and David DeCoteau)
It’s time for Baby Cat and A Talking Cat!?!, which have cats in them, and Santa’s Summer House, which has no cats at all. Allow me to take you on a journey. You can listen to the show on Spotify. The show is also available on Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio, Amazon Podcasts, Podchaser and Google Podcasts Important links: Theme […]
I’m In Love With a Church Girl (2013)
Wealthy drug dealer Miles Montego (Ja Rule) starts dating out of his type when he meets Vanessa Leon (Adrienne Bailon, who I know dated Rob Kardashian), a lovely Christian woman (“A cross upon her bedroom wall / From grace she will fall / An image burning in her mind / And between her thighs”) at […]
Gramps Goes to College (2014)
“When workaholic Ty Bounds retires after 35 years as a computer programmer, he seeks ways to spend his time serving God. Following the Holy Spirit’s lead, he returns to college to wage war against secular humanism and mentor a new generation in truth-seeking.” There’s no way I wasn’t watching this. Gramps, or Ty, is played […]
B & S About Movies podcast Episode 118: Holiday Magic and You
Are the numbers out of order? Of course they are. No worries. Instead, listen to me talk about Santa Claus, The Magic Christmas Tree, I Believe In Santa Claus, Curse of the Cat People, The Oracle, I Come In Peace, The Trouble With Angels, Home Alone 4 and the insane Christmas Vacation with just Eddie in it. You can listen to the show on […]
Thy Neighbor (2018)
We understand Cold Creek Manor because no matter how good a provider Dennis Quaid is to Sharon Stone, you can easily see that she’s up for a little bit of fantasy, imagining how Stephen Dorff would use her in bed. Therefore, when he goes crazy, it’s earned, and we’d all do pretty much the same as […]
WEIRD WEDNESDAY: Fight for Your Life (1977)
The racist language used by William Sanderson — yes the guy from TV’s Newhart — as he attacks a black family is probably why this movie ended up as a section 1 video nasty. I first discovered this movie thanks to Cinema Sewer, which is where I learned of many a disreputable film. Sanderson plays Kane, a hate-fuelled […]
WEIRD WEDNESDAY: Fight for Survival (1977)
Shi da zhang men chuang Shao Lin (Shi, The Founder and Grandmaster of Shaolin) came to America under a bunch of titles: Fight for Survival, Fight for Shaolin Tamo Mystique, Lady Wu Tang, and Don’t Bleed on Me. And oh yes, the best title of all, Kung Fu Halloween. Directed and written by Cheng Hou, this begins with ten […]
WEIRD WEDNESDAY: The Fifth Floor (1978)
Growing up, the Saint Francis Hospital would always send people with mental issues to the fifth floor. I’ve had certain family members who would have semi-regular vacations to the fifth floor. It got to the point that whenever someone would discuss whether or not someone was acting strangely, they’d say, “Well, they’re on the fifth […]
The DIA Christmas Party
Ready to watch some holiday films? Join Bill and Sam at 8 PM EDT this Saturday on the Groovy Doom Facebook and YouTube channels. Want to know what we’ve shown before? Check out this list. Have a request? Make it here. Want to see one of the drink recipes from a past show? We have you covered. […]
WEIRD WEDNESDAY: Fer-de-Lance (1974)
Snakes on a submarine! Yes, imagine being sunk to the ocean floor, with reptilian beasts everywhere! Directed by Russ Mayberry and written by Leslie Stevens, this idea is that seaman Compton (Frank Bonner) would purchase a bunch of poisonous snakes and then just set them loose in the claustrophobic confines of an undersea vessel. Is […]
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