Blonde Death
“I’m too old to spank” Cult author James Robert Baker’s SOV classic Blonde Death (1984) is a bonafide assault on middle American values. Like John Waters before him, Baker’s film… Read more »
“I’m too old to spank” Cult author James Robert Baker’s SOV classic Blonde Death (1984) is a bonafide assault on middle American values. Like John Waters before him, Baker’s film… Read more »
Dalton Trumbo’s script for Terror In A Texas Town (1958) pits farmer against land owner; it’s a case of free will versus authoritarianism, socialism versus capitalism. These conflicts are rendered… Read more »
“If you must know I’m going to shit, shower, and shampoo.” What better way to celebrate Juneteenth than with Matt Cimber’s Lady Cocoa (1975). The title character, played by the… Read more »
Mike Figgis’ first feature was the neon drenched neo-noir Stormy Monday (1988). Lensed by the great Roger Deakins, Stormy Monday is a lush and beautiful looking debut. Already Figgis’ preoccupation… Read more »
Alan Rudolph opens his film Love At Large (1990) with the Leonard Cohen song “Ain’t No Cure For Love” which sets the mood. Love At Large is a film set… Read more »
Dzieje grzechu (1975) is Walerian Borowczyk’s film adaptation of Stefan Żeromski’s novel of the same name. Both the film and the novel chart Ewa Pobratynska’s (Grażyna Długołęcka) descent in nineteenth… Read more »
The Last Night (1982) was made by Michael J. Murphy as part of a direct-to-video double bill with Invitation To Hell (1982). Both films were produced by Murphy for very… Read more »
“Life’s a bitch and then you die.” Ex-CIA agent Kathy Galager (Cynthia Rothrock) has sworn revenge on crime boss Ludwig Hauptman (Richard Norton) for the death of her husband. But… Read more »
“All good little girls are bad once in a while.” Ron and June Ormond’s The Exotic Ones (1968) can be summed up by a single shot that proceeds the opening… Read more »
Bootlegs. Bootlegs are the only way to see the original three Star Wars movies the way they were seen theatrically upon first release. George Lucas has gone back numerous times… Read more »