“Nobody — and I mean nobody — dissects and dismembers films as memorably, cleverly and heartlessly.” —Herschell Gordon Lewis From Abraxas: Guardian of the Universe to Zoombies — with at least one L.A. AIDS Jabber and a spare Yo-Yo Girl Cop somewhere in between — nearly 1,500 genre and exploitation movies undergo the spotlight and/or … Continue reading NOW OUT: Flick Attack Movie Arsenal: Book One
“Nobody — and I mean nobody — dissects and dismembers films as memorably, cleverly and heartlessly.” —Herschell Gordon Lewis From Abraxas: Guardian of the Universe to Zoombies — with at least one L.A. AIDS Jabber and a spare Yo-Yo Girl Cop somewhere in between — nearly 1,500 genre and exploitation movies undergo the spotlight and/or … Continue reading Buy Our Book
In shooting second-unit underwater footage three time zones to the east of Universal Pictures’ home, Creature from the Black Lagoon kicked off a semi-rich tradition in the annals of horror history: filming in Florida. A Florida filmmaker himself (Naked Cannibal Campers, Die Die Delta Pi, et al.), Sean Donohue attempts to herald the unheralded in … Continue reading Blood, Guts and Sunshine: The History of Horror Made in Florida (2022)
Flint, Michigan’s renowned coronary specialist, Dr. James Arnold (Cal Seely), could be having a better week. The international medical community is skeptical of his research into heart transplants. His molasses-slow elderly benefactor, Mrs. Woodruff (Roz Kramer), is threatening to freeze funds if she doesn’t see results before her heart sputters out. And back home, his … Continue reading Night of the Bloody Transplant (1970)
Cards of Death answers the burning question of “What did we as a nation do before online gambling?” with a chorus of “We paid to join underground tarot card games in which we all got to bang a hooker as part of our admission fee, got to don rubber Halloween masks to protect our anonymity, … Continue reading Cards of Death (1986)