GET WILD WITH DIA!
This Saturday on the Groovy Doom Facebook and YouTube channels at 8 PM EDT, Bill and I are back. 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. Our first movie is The Headless […]
The Witch’s Sabbath (2005)
Why yes, I am trying to watch every Jeff Leroy movie. A coven of witches open a sexy strip club called the Sin and Skin. That would be enough for some filmmakers. But no, here Leroy adds the wrinkle that they must kill 666 men by Halloween so that their dark lord can rise and […]
VISUAL VENGEANCE ON TUBI: Eat Your Heart Out (2008)
New York City is a concrete jungle where the neon lights don’t reach the shadows and the shadows have teeth. Something is stalking the midnight streets, leaving a trail of shredded suits and empty veins behind. The NYPD is baffled, the morgues are overflowing, and the local news is calling it a massacre. The victims? […]
WEIRD WEDNESDAY: The Daughter: I, a Woman Part III (1970)
Directed by Mac Ahlberg and written by Peer Guldbrandsen, this film promises, “NOW the sexual revolution is complete.” We start in another dimension, as an upside-down woman writhes, and then we get an erotic snake scene, and part of me was like, “Yes, this is what I was looking for,” all before such an inconvenience […]
WEIRD WEDNESDAY: The Human Tornado (1976)
After coming off yet another successful comedy tour, Dolemite (Rudy Ray Moore, a cultural force) has a party at his mansion that soon gets gate-crashed by the fuzz. They’re racist, they’re angry, they’re reactionary: they’re cops. They also want to kill Dolemite for sleeping with the sheriff’s wife, so they shoot her just in time […]
WEIRD WEDNESDAY: How Come Nobody’s on Our Side? (1974)
Directed by Richard Michaels (Leona Helmsley: The Queen of Mean) and penned by Leigh Chapman, the former actress turned screenwriter who wrote the Chuck Norris cult hit The Octagon, this film is a strange cocktail of industry cynicism and low-budget grit. The film stars Adam Roarke as Person and Larry Bishop as Brandy. If those […]
WEIRD WEDNESDAY: The House That Vanished (1973)
Also known as Scream… and Die!, Please! Don’t Go in the Bedroom and Psycho Sex Fiend, this José Ramón Larraz movie has some amazing taglines like “Are You Planning an Affair? We Can Give You 7 Good Reasons Not to Have Your Next Affair at The House That Vanished, And They’re All DEAD!! 1. George 2. […]
WEIRD WEDNESDAY: The House on Bare Mountain (1962)
You’ve never seen more! Let us prove it to you when the monsters meet the girls! The nudies meet the nasties! No monster ever had it so good! See Frankenstein do the twist with Miss Hollywood! The gayest girlie spree of all time! Everything’s off when the horror boys meet Granny Good’s girls! The biggest […]
B & S About Movies podcast special episode 20: Adam Hursey defends Mardi Gras Massacre
Adam Hursey is our guest this episode, a pharmacist specializing in health informatics by day, but his true passion is cinema. His current favorite films are Back to the Future, Stop Making Sense, and In the Mood for Love. He has written articles for Film East and The Physical Media Advocate, primarily examining older films […]
VISUAL VENGEANCE BLU-RAY RELEASE: Saurians (1994)
Directed, written, produced, starring and edited by Mark Polonia, this movie makes Carnosaur look like a 5D CGI spectacle by comparison, but come on. It was shot by a teenager in Pennsylvania and has the energy that that statement embodies. I mean, what’s your tolerance for stop motion dinosaurs on green screen and Amiga graphics? You’re […]
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