Yours Cruelly, Elvira
Obviously Yours Cruelly, Elvira has been a “must have” for horror movie fans for some time and I am just late in acquiring a copy. With Yours Cruelly, Elvira Cassandra… Read more »
Obviously Yours Cruelly, Elvira has been a “must have” for horror movie fans for some time and I am just late in acquiring a copy. With Yours Cruelly, Elvira Cassandra… Read more »
The best book about filmmaker John Cassavetes is Ray Carney’s epic tome Cassavetes On Cassavetes. Carney’s seminal text is comprised of extensive interviews with Cassavetes as well as years of… Read more »
Mitchell Froom’s soundtrack for the pornographic cult classic Café Flesh (1982) is finally getting the widespread attention it deserves. Although Froom released much of the music he recorded for the… Read more »
As the world continues to mourn the loss of Sidney Poitier it seems fitting to shine a light on one of his most overlooked projects, the album Sidney Poitier Reads… Read more »
First published in 1966, Mirror Of Venus is a collection of erotic photographs from Wingate Paine’s first solo exhibition. To accompany the images are two sets of texts. These texts… Read more »
Back in 1984 Walt Disney Records issued a series of five read along records exclusively through Hardee’s. Each of the five records spanned a section of the film Gremlins. The… Read more »
If you’re savvy enough to pick up a copy of Severin Films’ release of She Killed In Ecstasy (1971) before it goes out of print, then you’ll also be getting… Read more »
Hammer Glamour, a coffee table book from 2009 by Marcus Hearn, is ostensibly a collection of promotional photographs of Hammer Horror starlets. Every major female star is profiled in alphabetical… Read more »
I first encountered Peter Biskind’s Easy Riders, Raging Bulls at a friend’s house in high school (probably between 2005 and 2007). We had just finished swimming and were relaxing poolside… Read more »
No matter how one feels about The American Dreamer (1971), one has to admit that it has a pretty amazing soundtrack; Gene Clark, Hello People, and John Buck WIlkin all… Read more »