WEIRD WEDNESDAY: Paranoia (1969)
Umberto Lenzi, come on down! We’re eager for you to shock us, titillate us, and perhaps even thrill us a bit. Oh, and you’ve brought Carroll Baker with you! Please, show us the tale you’ve crafted! Released in Italy as Orgasmo, it was one of the first X-rated movies in the U.S., and the ads definitely […]
WEIRD WEDNESDAY: The Other Hell (1981)
If you think you’ve seen it all because you sat through The Devils or owned a bootleg of Killer Nun, Bruno Mattei is here to grab your rosary beads and yank you straight into the abyss. The Other Hell (originally L’altro inferno) isn’t just a movie; it’s a 90-minute assault on every Sunday School lesson […]
ARROW VIDEO 4K UHD RELEASE: Soldier (1998)
Paul W.S. Anderson gave us Mortal Kombat—a movie that proved you could turn an arcade game into a theater-filling spectacle—and then followed it up with Event Horizon, which is basically Hellraiser in outer space. So when it was announced he was teaming up with Kurt Russell and Blade Runner scribe David Webb Peoples for an […]
CULTFLIX MONTH: The Sheriff was a Lady (1964)
Also known as In the Wild West, Freddy und das Lied der Prärie, The Wild Wild West, 6 pallottole per Ringo Kid, this stars German singing sensation Freddy Quinn as Black Bill (aka Freddy / John Burns), a gunslinger returning to his hometown of Moon Valley. He’s looking forward to reuniting with the Daniels family, […]
WEIRD WEDNESDAY: The One-Armed Executioner (1981)
Interpol agent Ramon Ortega (Franco Guerrero) and his new blonde American children’s book author wife Ann (Jody Kay, Death Screams) are back in the Philippines after a honeymoon in San Francisco. Within minutes, the drug dealer that our hero is after — Edwards (Christopher Mitchum) — has sent his men to kill Ann and has had […]
CHATTANOOGA FILM FEST HITS FANS WITH CINEMA SUPLEX UNLEASHES FINAL WAVE OF 2026 PROGRAMMING
The Chattanooga Film Festival proves three is indeed the magic number with a ludicrously loaded third and final wave of 2026 announcements. With two waves of programming, parties and peculiar happenings already announced for its 13th annual event, the Chattanooga Film Festival was just getting warmed up. The festival has now added a third wave of films and […]
ARROW VIDEO 4K UHD AND BLU-RAY RELEASE: Mortal Kombat Kollection
A high-impact fusion of martial arts mayhem, fantasy spectacle and video game mythology, the Mortal Kombat films brought arcade combat to the big screen with bone-crunching action, iconic characters and pure 90s attitude, helping turn a controversial fighting game into a global pop culture phenomenon. And hey — this set is just in time for the […]
CULTPIX MONTH: Robo Vampire (1988)
Godfrey Ho (using the pseudonym Joe Livingstone) is the only person who could make this, a movie that doesn’t just cross genres. It violently collides with them in a head-on wreck and invites you to laugh at the debris. Because this is a classic IFD Films production, the plot is actually two entirely separate movies […]
CULTPIX MONTH: The Street Fighter (1974)
Gekitotsu! Satsujin Ken is the story of Terry Tsurugi (the legendary Sonny Chiba). Terry isn’t a hero. He doesn’t have a heart of gold. He’s a mercenary, an assassin and a deeply unpleasant human being who lives in a world of pure, unadulterated machismo. When a wealthy oil magnate dies, the Yakuza tries to hire Terry to […]
Murder, She Wrote S4 E2: When Thieves Fall Out (1987)
When a prisoner is released from jail after serving 20 years, he returns to Cabot Cove to prove he was wrongly convicted. Season 4, Episode 2: When Thieves Fall Out (September 27, 1987) Twenty years is a long time to stew in a cage. It’s long enough for a town like Cabot Cove to turn […]
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