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Alexander The Great

Before William Shatner assumed command of the Enterprise or Adam West donned a cape and cowl, they co-starred in the television pilot episode of a series called Alexander The Great… Read more »

Film Reviews    1960s, Adam West, Cliff Osmond, John Cassavetes, Joseph Cotten, Phil Karlson, television, William Shatner, Ziva Rodann

Elvira’s MTV Halloween Party

It’s Halloween. Every year a certain demographic of people feel as nostalgic about Halloween as others do about Christmas. These “spooky” minded people watch horror movies for all of October… Read more »

Film Reviews    1980s, Cassandra Peterson, Cheech Marin, Elvira, George A. Romero, Halloween, John Carradine, Laraine Newman, Mark Mothersbaug, MTV, music video, Night Of The Living Dead, television, Todd Rundgren

TeenAlien

As Halloween draws near, Carl (Michael Dunn) and his friends decide to take Mr. Cranston’s (Vern Adix) offer to use his dilapidated mill property for a haunted house. In spite… Read more »

Film Reviews    1970s, Dale Angell, Dan Harville, Ed Yeates, Judy Richards, Keith Nelson, Michael Dunn, Mike McClure, Peter Semelka, Sherma Yeates, Vern Adix

The Last Vampyre

From 1984 to 1994 Jeremy Brett was Sherlock Holmes. To this day no actor has so exactly personified the legendary detective as Brett did. So it’s no wonder that until… Read more »

Film Reviews    1990s, Edward Hardwicke, Jeremy Brett, Juliet Aubrey, Keith Barron, Richard Dempsey, Roy Marsden, television, Tim Sullivan

Eyes Of Laura Mars

In 1972 Irvin Kershner directed Barbra Streisand in the film Up The Sandbox. The pair got along well enough that when Streisand’s then partner Jon Peters was putting together Eyes… Read more »

Film Reviews    1970s, Brad Dourif, Faye Dunaway, Irvin Kershner, John Carpenter, Raul Julia, René Auberjonois, Tommy Lee Jones

Beatriz

Beatriz (1976) is the second of two collaborations between director Gonzalo Suárez and international star Carmen Sevilla. Beatriz, like the earlier La loba y la paloma (1974), is a highly… Read more »

Film Reviews    1970s, Carmen Sevilla, Gonzalo Suárez, Jorge Rivero, Jose Sacristan, Nadiuska, Óscar Martín, Sandra Mozarowsky

La Nuit des Traquées

Jean Rollin’s film La Nuit des Traquées (1980) follows a woman, Elizabeth (Brigitte Lahaie), experiencing total memory loss after accidentally being exposed to a radiation leak at a power plant…. Read more »

Film Reviews    1980s, Bernard Papineau, Brigitte Lahaie, Dominique Journet, Jean Rollin, Nathalie Perrey, Rachel Mhas, Vincent Gardère

Gedou Gakuen

Gedou Gakuen (1994-96) is a Japanese OAV from writer and director Kōji Yoshikawa. Gedou Gakuen was released in five forty-minute episodes over the course of two years. The film combines… Read more »

Film Reviews    1990s, animation, anime, Junko Asami, Kōji Yoshikawa, Takehiro Murozono, Tetsuya Iwanaga

The Fury

Brian De Palma’s follow up to Carrie (1976) was The Fury (1978), a film that is at once both the last breath of the classic Hollywood star persona (Kirk Douglas)… Read more »

Film Reviews    1970s, Amy Irving, Andrew Stevens, Brian De Palma, Carrie Snodgress, Charles Durning, John Cassavetes, Kirk Douglas, William Finley

Pennywise: The Story Of IT

So many people my age have memories of a sleepover, usually around Halloween, where we watched It (1990) with our friends. Someone’s mom or dad had rented It with a… Read more »

Film Reviews    2020s, Brandon Crane, Dennis Christopher, documentary, Emily Perkins, Michael Cole, Richard Masur, Richard Thomas, Seth Green, Tim Curry, Tim Reid, Tommy Lee Wallace

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