‘Happy Birthday to Me’ (1981): Twisty, loopy early 80s slasher
Wanna feel stupid, like you can’t properly follow the plot of a simple 80s slasher film, only to have the ending spell it out for you? I’ve got a movie for you!
‘Scream of Fear’ (1961): Nightmarish, unnerving Hammer thriller
A sensuous, suspense-filled nightmare from Hammer horror!
‘Emperor of the North’ (1973): Violent, funny, moves like an express train!
Iconic action movie titans Lee Marvin and Ernest Borgnine battle it out over the Oregon rails in the violent, exhilarating Emperor of the North. Just don’t go lookin’ for meaning, kid.
‘A Study in Terror’ (1966): Delightfully naughty, gory ’60s exploitation romp!
A blood-soaked, ripping 1960s Sherlock Holmes yarn where the Baker Street detective battles history’s most notorious serial killer.
‘Who Was That Lady?’ (1960): Dino sells us on overlong sexcapade
The King of Cool ditches The Kid and gets a new pallie for a black and white Cold War sex-capade!
‘Bobbie Jo and the Outlaw’ (1976): Lynda Carter – wonderful before Wonder Woman!
On April 3rd, 2018, the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce awarded a “Walk of Fame” star to the real Wonder Woman—the only Wonder Woman—Lynda Carter.
‘Star Time’ (1992): A visually unsettling indie shocker
Cult releasing company Vinegar Syndrome has just put out—on a crisp, flawless, extras-heavy, director’s cut Blu-ray/DVD combo—Star Time,
‘Saving Brinton’ (2017): Heartland doc unearths lost cinematic gold
Buried cinema treasure revealed in the nation’s heartland.
‘Night Terror’ (1977): Valerie Harper stars in tense suspenser
Remember Rhoda, Mary’s best friend and upstairs neighbor on The Mary Tyler Moore Show? Did you know that she, along with her costars, took a suspenseful detour into thriller-movie territory, to spice things up?
‘Die! Die! My Darling!’ (1965): Suspenseful Hammer ‘mini-Hitchcock’
Solid Hammer “mini-Hitchcock” outing, perfect for the rainy Saturday matinee crowd.
