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What do you get when you cross a ripped from the headlines story involving a pack of wolves attacking children in Iran with the salaciousness of the Charles Manson trial? Throw in a dash of influnce from producer Jerry Gross and you get I Drink Your Blood, the grindhouse classic directed by David E. Durston. Do […]
EDITOR’S NOTE: Rush Week was on USA Up All Night on September 23, 1994; April 15 and September 1, 1995 and July 27, 1996. Toni Daniels doesn’t want to write the same college newspaper stories as everyone else at Tambler College. Luckily for her — or maybe not — there’s been a series of on-campus disappearances and […]
If I were writing this review at any time other than 4:40 AM and had more than two hours of sleep in the past two days, I wouldn’t be full of hyperbole, pacing through my house, mumbling to myself things like, “Savage Streets is the greatest movie ever made!” and “Why did they make any […]
Week 5 (July 19 – 25) – Sub Rosa Studio Ron Bonk’s SRS Cinema has been providing the underground with TOP QUALITY GRIME since the 90s. Not only does he release a deluge of Sharksploitation, Amityville ripoffs, and Cocaine-addicted critter flicks, he also distributes auteurist masterpieces like Tim Ritter’s Truth or Dare? – A Critical Madness, Hugh […]
EDITOR’S NOTE: Vampires On Bikini Beach was on USA Up All Night twelve times: August 11 and 12 and December 22, 1989; June 9, 1990; March 22, April 6, July 27, August 7 and 23, 1991; March 13 and October 24, 1992; March 20 and July 17, 1993. A couple of teenagers stumble upon a copy of […]
Week 5 (July 19 – 25) – Sub Rosa Studio Ron Bonk’s SRS Cinema has been providing the underground with TOP QUALITY GRIME since the 90s. Not only does he release a deluge of Sharksploitation, Amityville ripoffs, and Cocaine-addicted critter flicks, he also distributes auteurist masterpieces like Tim Ritter’s Truth or Dare? – A Critical Madness, Hugh […]
Death Warrant is the first movie sold by David S. Goyer, way before he wrote Kickboxer 2, Demonic Toys, Pet Sematary 2, Dark City, the three Blade films (he directed Blade: Trinity), Ghost Rider, the Christopher Nolan Batman films, Man of Steel, Batman vs. Superman and Terminator: Dark Fate. It’s directed by Deran Sarafian, who directed To Die For, a 1989 vampire rental favorite, as well as episodes of House and Lost. He also […]
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Stoned Age was on USA Up All Night on May 2 and December 27, 1997. It’s 1980 in Torrance, California, and for Joe Connolly (Michael Kopelow) and Michael Hubbs (Bradford Tatum), the mission is simple: find beer, find a party and find girls. The story kicks off when an aggressive ex-convict, known only as Crump’s […]
A young Native American man throws Cabot Cove into chaos by laying claim to the land on which the town sits. When a local resident with valuable property is found murdered, all signs point to the town’s supposed new landowner. Season 4, Episode 10: Indian Giver (November 29, 1987) Dressed in traditional regalia, Algonquin George […]
Week 5 (July 19 – 25) – Sub Rosa Studio Ron Bonk’s SRS Cinema has been providing the underground with TOP QUALITY GRIME since the 90s. Not only does he release a deluge of Sharksploitation, Amityville ripoffs, and Cocaine-addicted critter flicks, he also distributes auteurist masterpieces like Tim Ritter’s Truth or Dare? – A Critical Madness, Hugh […]
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