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“I’m the red queen. She’s the black queen,” chants Kitty’s sister, Evelyn. The two siblings have grown up raised by their grandfather. The family mansion has been their playground, but the two sisters have always been fighting. His stories have often revolved around ...
Read more: The Red Queen Kills Seven Times (1972) - Blu-ray Review
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Some men should never remarry. Alan Cunningham (Anthony Steffen, Django the Bastard), a milk-obsessed lover of ginger-haired strippers, is one of those poor, unfortunate bastards. Don’t boo hoo him. He’s lost his shit a long time ago. Plus, in this insane tale of lace ...
Read more: The Night Evelyn Came Out of the Grave (1971) - Blu-ray Review
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Originally paired at the drive-in with 1,000 Convicts and a Woman, director Martin Scorsese scored a significant victory for producer Roger Corman with Boxcar Bertha, his take on the Great Depression’s many ravages upon the downtrodden. Yes, even the great Martin ...
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When Vincent Price takes to the stage, fans of the Horror genre had best take notice. His delivery is both campy and intoxicatingly brilliant. There is no doubt in my mind that his classicisms of stage acting would have won over any hard-hearted critic. His presence is ...
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Soft-core and vampirism go hand in hand. Sometimes they even skip through parks together and skinny dip in ponds on moonless nights where the babes are bountiful and the skin around the neckline so very supple. The creators of Count Yorga, Vampire know this ...
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I will submit to you that no one my age can EVER forget how The Greatest American Hero actor takes the garbage out in House, the horror comedy directed by Steve Miner. When his hot blonde neighbor stops to chat, the side foot kicks and absent-minded shovel sweeps ...
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Holy Hairspray, Freaks and Geeks, a camp classic is reborn!!! Cue the cheesy synths. Grab the saxophone, too. It’s time for Vanity to hose herself down in director Gil Bettman’s Never Too Young To Die. This film is easily the best thing John Stamos has ever done ...
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Grab your groins, boys. Demented is going to leave you wincing. The rape and revenge subgenre of the b-movie market is sometimes a mixed bag. Dipping their hands deep into those murky waters, Scream Factory has pulled out and released on sparkling blu-ray 1980’s ...
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Welcome back to the Interzone. This is not a place for those unfamiliar with the lasting effects of strong narcotics and paranoia. It is a place for the sad and lonely or quite possibly the sad junkie walking around wounded in an uncaring world. He strolls ...
Read more: Naked Lunch: The Criterion Collection (1991) - Blu-ray Review
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I understand why Mill Creek is popular with some people. They offer low-rent movies at bargain basement prices. Hell, even their deluxe treatment – warts and all – of classic 1980’s television shows are priced below average. But all those cheapo bargains come with ...
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Boobs! Babes! Bees! Cue the insect-O-vision for this release! Get “Also Sprach Zarathustra” ready to roll on the LP, too. Boils and Ghouls, the killer bees are among us! Walking and talking their way into our beds, no affair safe from their deadly stings! Oh, the ...
Read more: Invasion of the Bee Girls (1973) - Blu-ray Review
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American character actor Marc Lawrence is no stranger to genre fans. Just Google an image of him and you will see that recognizable mug of his. Your mind will immediately race to a series of “wasn’t he in…” recollections. And, yes, you are probably correct in ...
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Thank the Goddess for Severin Films. With their new release of Cathy’s Curse, we can now dispose of our all our inferior Mill Creek DVD copies. Severin, recognizing the power in the weirdness of this French-Canadian production, has seen fit to provide fans of the ...
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Homegrown terror returns with the release of Retromedia’s The Wasp Woman/Beast from Haunted Cave. This black-and-white double feature is absolutely killing it in my blu-ray player as both films – one directed by Roger Corman and one directed by Monte Hellman ...
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Hey batter batter batter! Swing batter!! Or is that, as Garth and Wayne used to suggest, schwing?! With the amount of boobs and blood on the screen in this homerun, it’s hard not to see this tale of horror as anything but a win for the home team. Peelers, with one confident ...
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