CLEOPATRA ENTERTAINMENT DVD RELEASE: The Goat (2024)
Hadiya is twelve years old, living in an Egyptian village where the elders’ traditions are absolute and cold. When she’s promised to one of these men, she realizes that the only way to save herself and her village is to flee. The stage is set: she has to cross the unforgiving desert to find her […]
JUNESPLOITATION: 12 to Midnight (2024)
Day 7. Free Space! If you’ve spent any time reading this site, you know the deal. We love a good DTV oddity, and few things are as delightfully “what-the-hell-is-this” as the career of Robert Bronzi. You know him—the Hungarian actor who looks so much like Charles Bronson it’s practically a superpower. Usually, when you see […]
MORE DIA WEIRDNESS SATURDAY AT 8!
This Saturday, watch the show on the Groovy Doom Facebook and YouTube channels at 8 PM EDT. 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 Aroused, which you […]
ANXIETY FILMS PRESENTS SHOCK-A-GO-GO 2026
At May 18, 2026, 6:12 PM, Eric: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ANXIETY FILMS PRESENTS SHOCK-A-GO-GO 2026 Southern California’s Wildest Cult Film Festival Returns to Long Beach Long Beach, CA — Anxiety Films is proud to announce Shock-a-Go-Go 2026, the largest and most diverse cult film festival in Southern California, celebrating Horror, Sci-Fi, Animation, Foreign Film, Exploitation, and […]
JUNESPLOITATION: A Public Cemetery Under the Moon (1967)
DAY 6: South Korea! Wol-ha: The Ghost of the Moon is part of the gwi-sin (ghost) subgenre. The story hits all the classic beats of Joseon-era gothic melodrama: we’ve got Wol-ha, a kisaeng (that’s a Korean geisha) who thinks she’s found a way out of the grind. She didn’t intend to go into this life […]
Fathers (2026)
Natalie (Kaiti Wallen) is a young woman who finally resurfaces after being missing for 15 years. She’s shell-shocked, struggling with PTSD and caught in the middle of a nightmare with two men claiming to be her father. On one side, there’s Calvin (Jerry Hayes), the man she’s returned to. He’s an influential entrepreneur with a […]
Tales from the Darkside S2 E23: Fear of Floating (1986)
If you were a kid glued to the UHF channels late at night, the Tales from the Darkside intro, with that ominous, synthesized Donald Rubinstein theme and those bleak, sepia-toned shots of the Pennsylvania countryside, was enough to give you chills before the episode even started. But Darkside wasn’t always trying to terrify you. Sometimes, […]
B & S About Movies podcast Episode 140: The Sons of Hercules
Embassy Pictures, who created Sons of Hercules, was founded in 1942 by Joseph E. Levine as a distributor of foreign films. He knew that these movies had been popular in theaters and that while that initial success may be waning, local UHF channels had a desperate need for content. They answered with Sons of Hercules, which […]
JUNESPLOITATION: After School (1988)
DAY 5. Teenagers! Is this a teen movie? It’s in Teen Movie Hell, so good enough. Father Michael McClaren (Sam Bottoms) is what we call a cool priest. Sure, he teaches college in Florida, but he plays basketball, rides a motorcycle and is popular with the kids. The church wants him to debate former priest C.A. Thomas […]
JUNESPLOITATION: Def by Temptation (1990)
DAY 4. Blaxploitation! Forget the logo that starts this. Sure, Troma distributed this, but it’s alien to their usual dreck, and it has an actual Screen Actors Guild cast, a gorgeous, smoky, neo-noir aesthetic, a contemporary R&B soundtrack and a mostly Black cast and crew. Directed, written, produced and starring James Bond III, Def by Temptation […]
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