‘All Neat in Black Stockings’ (1969): Little, anonymous, & flat-out brilliant
Bawdy late 60s “Swinging London” comedy with plenty of dishy birds for you plonkers…whoa, wait a minute—it’s depressing as hell.
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‘Nightmares’ (1983): 4 scares for the price of 1
More hits than misses in this vintage 1980s four-part suspense/sci-fi/supernatural/horror anthology.
‘Big Driver’ (2014): Ballsy, powerful Stephen King revenge meller
Keep ‘em locked and loaded, ladies. Ballsy, unapologetic rape revenge meller, with that sick, patented Stephen King black humor.
‘Two-Minute Warning’ (1976): How a disaster film fumbled on the big (& small) screen
Strange, cold, perverse thriller from the golden age of disaster movies.
‘Boeing Boeing’ (1965): Ladies, lust & Jerry Lewis laughs
Another legend passes on.
‘Dreamscape’ (1984): Silly then, fairly prescient today
It’s dumb, right?
‘The Klansman’ (1974): A must-see for lovers of deeply wrong moviemaking
One of the holy grails of trash exploitation, finally available uncut!
‘Double Exposure’ (1982): Glossy, violent psycho-thriller is rediscovered
A snazzy little psychological slasher/giallo, where a photographer becomes (or does he?) the killer of his beautiful models.
‘Sweet Sugar’ (1972): Phyllis Davis is both beauty & beast in WIP classic
“WARM HANDS, COLD TRIGGERS, BLAZING DEATH! AN EPIDEMIC OF MACHINE GUN MADNESS! .38 CALIBER KITTENS SPITTING DEATH AS THEY CLAW THEIR WAY TO FREEDOM! NOTHING CAN HOLD HER! NOT CHAINS! NOT BARS! NOT A MAN!”
‘The Man from Planet X’ (1951): Early Hollywood take on America’s UFO/alien fascination
Scream Factory and M-G-M have released on Blu-ray THE MAN FROM PLANET X, the 1951 sci-fi/horror grade Z programmer from indie producers Aubrey Wisberg and Jack Pollexfen (released by United Artists), directed by cult helmer Edgar G. Ulmer, and starring Robert Clarke, Margaret Field, Raymond Bond, Roy Engel, David Ormont, Gilbert Fallman, and William Schallert.
