Repost: Terror in the Jungle (1968)
AUTHOR’S NOTE: Mill Creek will make you love this movie. Resistance is futile. This post originally ran in November 2019 as part of our Pure Terror month. And it came back as part of the Explosive Cinema set. So here’s Terror In the Jungle, a movie that we love, as part of the B-Movie Blast 50-film pack. I […]
Mill Creek Sci-Fi Invasion: Beyond the Moon (1954)
When it comes to Mill Creek box sets, I have a feeling there are flicks that are hard passes; ones that even the awesome guest writing staff of B&S About Movies will skip over, assuming Beyond the Moon is just an old, craggy cardboardian TV knockoff (as it usually is in public domaindom) of the […]
RADIO WEEK REWIND: Don’t Answer the Phone (1980)
If any movie has earned being on the video nasty list — this one is on the Section 3 group of films, which couldn’t be prosecuted for obscenity but were liable to be seized and confiscated under a less obscene charge — it’s this movie. This is the scummiest movie I’ve ever seen outside of […]
Terror in the Jungle (1968)*
AUTHOR’S NOTE: This post originally ran way back in November 2019 as part of our Pure Terror month. If there’s one thing Mill Creek Entertainment knows, it’s being green and recycling. If you’re a fan of their sets like I am, you soon realize that you often have the same movie multiple times on multiple sets. After […]
MILL CREEK PURE TERROR RECAP!
Thanks to everyone who took the time to write or read the PURE TERROR MONTH. Like all Mill Creek box sets, this one is packed with all manner of crazy films, from 1930’s black and white pre-Code detective movies to foreign insanity. First off, thanks to all of the amazing writers who brought an entirely […]
PURE TERROR MONTH: Bloody Pit of Horror (1965)
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Robert Constant says, “I was born and raised in Hollywood, CA. Went to live in Spain when I was 23 and stayed 10 years, managing an art gallery. Came back to LA in 1992 and worked at an animation studio as a PA for awhile then worked buying and selling vintage clothes. In […]
PURE TERROR MONTH: Guru the Mad Monk (1970)
The Middle Ages were hard times for mad monks. Father Guru (Neal Flanagan) is a corrupt chaplain in the 15th Century, employed in a bizarre prison complex. Assigned to deliver the last rites to condemned prisoners, Guru also carries out punishments like heating up an iron cross and then searing the flesh of sinners while […]
PURE TERROR MONTH: It Happened at the Nightmare Inn (1973)
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Bill Van Ryn is the man behind the website Groovy Doom and the zine Drive-In Asylum. I appreciate him coming in at the last second and helping finish up PURE TERROR MONTH. Originally released in 1973, Spanish horror thriller It Happened At Nightmare Inn (originally titled A Candle For The Devil) was a late night […]
PURE TERROR MONTH: Don’t Answer the Phone (1980)
If any movie has earned being on the video nasty list — this one is on the Section 3 group of films, which couldn’t be prosecuted for obscenity but were liable to be seized and confiscated under a less obscene charge — it’s this movie. This is the scummiest movie I’ve ever seen outside of […]
PURE TERROR MONTH: Mutant (1984)
Mark Rosman started his directing career with The House On Sorority Row before working with Hillary Duff on Lizzie McGuire and directing two of her films, A Cinderella Story and The Perfect Man. He was the original director of this film, before his vision clashed with producer Edward L. Montoro. Yes, Edward L. Montoro, the man behind Film Ventures […]
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