Sizzlin’ Summer of Subterranean Psychotronica 2026: Inside Jennifer Welles (1977)
Week 7 (Aug 2 – 8) – Muscle Distribution Catalog Muscle Distribution is an exciting new venture that’s hard to sum up with words alone, but if you dig into the catalog, you find a shape that’s more well-defined than any mission statement. Liz is keeping it hot for us. From Muscle’s website: Muscle is a new film distribution […]
Sizzlin’ Summer of Subterranean Psychotronica 2026: Angel Number Nine (1974)
Week 7 (Aug 2 – 8) – Muscle Distribution Catalog Muscle Distribution is an exciting new venture that’s hard to sum up with words alone, but if you dig into the catalog, you find a shape that’s more well-defined than any mission statement. Liz is keeping it hot for us. From Muscle’s website: Muscle is a new film distribution […]
Sizzlin’ Summer of Subterranean Psychotronica 2026: Barbara Broadcast (1977)
Week 7 (Aug 2 – 8) – Muscle Distribution Catalog Muscle Distribution is an exciting new venture that’s hard to sum up with words alone, but if you dig into the catalog you find a shape that’s more well defined than any mission statement. Liz is keeping it hot for us. From Muscle’s website: Muscle is a new film distribution […]
WEIRD WEDNESDAY: Satan’s Cheerleaders (1977)
Ms. Johnson (Jacqueline Cole, director Grayden Clark’s wife) has perhaps the smallest cheer squad ever at Benedict High School. Just four girls — Debbie (Alisa Powell, The Toolbox Murders), Sharon (Sherry Marks), Patti (Kerry Sherman, Eyes of Fire) and Chris (Hillary Horan, Young Doctors In Love) — who are more interested in playing touch football […]
WEIRD WEDNESDAY: Rolling Thunder (1977)
Directed by John Flynn from a screenplay by Paul Schrader and Heywood Gould, based on a story by Schrader, Rolling Thunder is the story of a man who should by all rights be dead. He might be, when you get down to it. U.S. Air Force Major Charles Rane (William Devane) has spent seven years as […]
WEIRD WEDNESDAY: Return of Bruce (1977)
Also known as Bruce’s Revenge, Return of Fists of Fury , and Ninja vs. Bruce Lee, this was made under the title Zhong lie Jing Wu Men. It’s superstars — that’s what they said — Bruce Le as Bruce Wong, who comes to Manila to visit his uncle, who has apparently forgotten and just left home. So he wanders […]
USA UP ALL NIGHT: Yeti Giant of the 20th Century (1977)
EDITOR’S NOTE: Yeti Giant of the 20th Century was on USA Up All Night on December 8, 1989. Somewhere deep in the middle of the Canadian mountains, Professor Wassermann (played by John Stacy and voiced by Gregory Snegoff, who was Scott Bernard on Robotech and Golgo 13 in the translated American version of his cartoon) is looking […]
WEIRD WEDNESDAY: The Real Bruce Lee (1977)
Directed by Jim Markovic (Sleepaway Camp IV: The Survivor, the American editor for Zombie Holocaust AKA Dr. Butcher, MD) and written by Larry Dolgin and Dick Randall (yes, the maniac who brought us Pieces, The French Sex Murders and The Wild Wild World of Jayne Mansfield), this starts by telling us that Bruce Lee is dead. Then, we watch […]
WEIRD WEDNESDAY: Polk County Pot Plane (1977)
In August of 1975, a bizarre chapter in Polk County, Georgia history was written. A large cargo plane loaded with marijuana crash-landed, and no one could figure out how to remove it. More than four decades later, the incident remains one of the strangest and most memorable events in the county’s history. What followed that […]
WEIRD WEDNESDAY: Mr. Mean (1977)
If there is one thing you need to know about The Hammer, it’s that Fred Williamson doesn’t wait for permission. While most actors are content to sit in their trailers waiting for lighting setups, Fred was busy staging a cinematic heist. The story goes that while filming Enzo G. Castellari’s The Inglorious Bastards (the one […]
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