WEIRD WEDNESDAY: Invasion of the Blood Farmers (1972)
Westchester County played host to a veritable army of maniacs, including Ed Adlum (Shriek of the Mutilated), the Findlays (Snuff) and Ed Kelleher (Prime Evil), who were armed with a camera, $24,000, some stage blood and cases of beer to pay off the cast. The result is a movie that seems like it could fit […]
WEIRD WEDNESDAY: The Incubus (1982)
Based on Ray Russell’s novel of the same title, Incubus is all about demon rape. There’s really no other way to say it. If you’re looking for the definitive word on the subject, this movie would probably be your best choice. And hey, John Cassavetes is in it! The film opens in a rock quarry where Mandy […]
WEIRD WEDNESDAY: Impulse (1974)
When a movie has the working title Want A Ride, Little Girl? you know it’s going to be scummy. What may surprise you is that William Shatner — who director William Gréfe met at an airport — is in the lead role. Don’t be fooled by the supernatural looking poster. No, this is a slasher with […]
WEIRD WEDNESDAY: Immoral Tales (1973)
Directed and written by Walerian Borowczyk, Immoral Tales is four stories that each have a different tale of lovemaking, starting with “The Tide,” the story of André (Fabrice Luchini) getting head from his 16-year-old cousin (Lise Danvers) in concert with the waves of the ocean. This is taken from a story by surrealist writer André Pieyre […]
B & S About Movies podcast special episode 21: Jenn Upton defends Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me
Jennifer Upton is an American (non-werewolf) writer/editor in London. She currently works as a freelance ghostwriter of personal memoirs and writes for several blogs on topics as diverse as film history, punk rock, women’s issues, and international politics. You can find her new podcast, The Cinema Junction, at thecinemajunction.com. For links to her work, please visit https://www.jennuptonwriter.com or […]
Hell’s Bells 2: The Power and Spirit of Popular Music (2004)
“Over three years in the making, this much-anticipated sequel to the original Hell’s Bells series weaves together science, satire, testimonies, parables, interviews, expansive research and a vibrant Christian perspective to create a video series that is as fascinating as it is educational and evangelistic. Far more than just a commentary on the dangers of popular […]
Hell’s Bells: The Dangers of Rock and Roll (1989)
“I’m a rolling thunder, fire and rain I’m coming on like a hurricane My lightning’s flashing across the sky You’re only young, but you’re gonna die” Directed, hosted and produced by Eric Holmberg, founder of Reel to Real Ministries and The Apologetics Group, Hell’s Bells is the Satanic Panic encapsulated. There are leaps of logic, […]
SRS BLU RAY RELEASE: Truth or Dare? Legacy (1986, 1994, 1998, 2011)
Originally released in 1986, Truth or Dare: A Critical Madness has become a cult horror classic. This low-budget film, shot on 16mm, still resonates with fans of 1980s horror. It gained renewed attention when Elijah Wood called it his all-time favorite horror movie. Truth or Dare remains one of the first direct-to-video, and it’s high […]
Satanic Music Industry Exposed (2018)
Man, so much to unpack here. Let’s break it down song by song: “Animals” by Maroon 5: Somehow, we go from this video — yeah, I get it, Adam Levine wanted to make a horror movie — but somehow this ties into him wearing an AC/DC t-shirt and claiming to like the song “Night Prowler.” Who […]
Murder, She Wrote S3 E11: Night of the Headless Horseman (1987)
Accused of murdering his own bully, soft-spoken poet Dorian Beecher relies on Jessica’s assistance to prove his innocence. Season 3, Episode 11: Night of the Headless Horseman (January 4, 1987) What begins as a humorous deception ends in a murder investigation; now, Jessica must clear Dorian’s name after his elaborate lies make him the perfect […]
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