WEIRD WEDNESDAY: Kill and Kill Again (1981)
Kill and Kill Again is a sequel to the film Kill or Be Killed and tells another adventure of Steve Chase (James Ryan), a secret agent martial artist who has been hired by Kandy Kane (Anneline Kriel, whose life should be a movie, between having singer Richard Loring writing the song “Sweet Anneline” about her, […]
WEIRD WEDNESDAY: Kill or Be Killed (1980)
Martial arts movies make little to no sense most of the time. Then, there’s this movie. Steve Chase is a martial artist who goes to the desert for what he thinks is an Olympic style meet. Nope. An ex-Nazi general was defeated at the 1936 Olympics by a Japanese martial artist named Miyagi, so he’s […]
WEIRD WEDNESDAY: The Kentucky Fried Movie (1977)
Directed by John Landis and written by the ZAZ team of David Zucker, Jim Abrahams, and Jerry Zucker (who would go on to Airplane! and The Naked Gun), this movie is a complete mess, and I wouldn’t have it any other way. I’ve probably watched this film more than any other, thanks to a taped-off HBO copy […]
WEIRD WEDNESDAY: The Jupiter Menace (1982)
“In this documentary film narrated by George Kennedy, we investigate the planet Jupiter and the secret power it holds over our planet Earth. Directors Peter Matulavich and Lee Auerbach have combined years of research and interviews with the nation’s leading scientists and historians. The result is a documentary with such impact that it must be watched […]
WEIRD WEDNESDAY: Julie Darling (1983)
Between Pin, Cathy’s Curse and this film, what is it about Canadian families in horror films? Beneath a surface of politeness, is everyone this psychotic north of the border? Julie (Isabelle Mejias, Scanners II: The New Order) just wants to play with her pet snake, hunt with her dad, and, well, lie in bed with him. But […]
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