The Silk Worm (1974)
Smeralda Amadier (Nadja Tiller) is a singer who has gone from fame to owing money to loan sharks. They give her three days to pay, or else… well, you know, else. She decides to sell all of her jewelry, but after a night of passion, she wakes up to her safe empty. The cops show […]
Obsessive Love (1984)
Directed by Steven Hilliard Stern (Rolling Vengeance, The Park Is Mine) and written by Iris Friedman, Petru Popescu and its star, Yvette Mimieux, this is about Linda Foster. She isn’t just a viewer of TV; she’s a resident of her favorite soap opera Savage Hills in her own mind. While the rest of the world sees […]
The Fourth Wall (1969)
Marco (Paolo Turco), the son of a plastics manufacturer, has just returned from four years away studying in England. Upon his comeback to Italy, he finds nothing but aimlessness. The upper class is disconnected, and the youth are in revolt. For this he spent a night in a prison cell after protesting? Directed by Adriano […]
A24 BOX SET RELEASE: X Trilogy
X Trilogy: Collector’s Edition Box Set is a three disc box set that has all three movies by Ti West: X, Pearl and MaXXXine and is the first U.S. release of X and Pearl on 4K UHD. It also has a 64-page booklet with a new essay by Jon Dieringer, unreleased concept art, costume sketches, behind-the-scenes photography, the original poster, VHS artwork […]
Tales from the Darkside S2 E5: Halloween Candy (1985)
Directed by Sex Machine himself, Tom Savini, and written by Michael McDowell (Thinner, Beetlejuice), “Halloween Candy” centers on Mr. Killup, played with skin-crawling bitterness by Roy Poole. Killup is the ultimate holiday bad guy, a mean man who doesn’t just dislike Halloween, but actively has disdain for the joy of children. His constant bickering with his […]
B & S About Movies podcast Episode 122: Slashers
I love slashers, but is there a bottom to this barrel? Or is it another barrel below these movies: Terror Night, Hellroller, Blood Delirium and Cthulu Mansion? 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 song: Strip Search by Neal […]
Cinematic Void January Giallo 2026: Felidae (1994)
Editor’s note: Cinematic Void will be playing this movie on January 31 at 7:00 PM at The Sie Film Center in Denver. You can get tickets here. For more information, visit Cinematic Void. Life’s weird, because one of the best giallo films — and you could also call it neo-noir or krimi while you’re trying to […]
Cinematic Void January Giallo 2026: Tenebre (1982)
EDITOR’S NOTE: Cinematic Void will be playing at the Little Theater in Rochester, NY on Thursday, Jan. 29 at 7:30 PM (tickets here). For more information, visit Cinematic Void. By 1982, Dario Argento had moved beyond the constraints of the giallo genre he had helped popularize and started to explore the supernatural with Suspiria and Inferno. According to […]
WEIRD WEDNESDAY: Hell’s Bloody Devils (1970)
It just makes sense that the Third Reich would regroup in Las Vegas, I guess. FBI agent Mark Adams (John Gabriel) poses as a member of a Sin City organized crime gang to get into the world of war criminal Count von Delberg (Kent Taylor) and stop him from his plan to counterfeit U.S. dollars. […]
WEIRD WEDNESDAY: Hells Angels On Wheels (1967)
Directed by Richard Rush (The Stunt Man) and written by R. Wright Campbell, this is the tale of Poet (Jack Nicholson), a gas station attendant with a short fuse and a soul-crushing job. When a run-in with the notorious Hells Angels leaves his bike damaged, Poet doesn’t cower. Instead, he demands restitution. This display of […]
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