Women’s Prison (1955)
While it may seem a tad unfair, this behind bars picture that features a sadistic Ida Lupino as the edgy prison warden headed over the top is ripe for poking fun […]
Friday Foster (1975)
WHAM! ….. BAM! ….. HERE COMES PAM! Following up on the success of Coffy and Foxy Brown, American International continued the Pam Grier assault on the box office with Friday […]
Pit Stop (1969)
When producer Roger Corman asked director Jack Hill to throw a race car flick together, we’re the real winners riding shotgun with Brando like Richard Davalos, the unpredictable Sid Haig […]
Rutger Hauer Heroics
From the Golden Age of the VHS Rental It seemed as if discovering Rutger Hauer flicks was a right of passage and a monthly ritual when it came time to visit the local […]
Tough Enough (1983)
I can’t think of a better way to start a redneck comedy tough guy competition movie than with a barroom setting and eight finalists in the nightly wet T-Shirt contest. Now […]
Daughters of Satan (1972)
This is not a Pre-Code film. It’s better known as what I refer to as a Pre-Fame film. For Tom Selleck that is. If he had an opportunity would he […]
Spider Baby (1964)
Who would have ever thought that like Bing Crosby, Elvis Presley or Frank Sinatra, the name of Lon Chaney Jr. would be added to those actors who have sang the […]
Hit Man (1972)
It’s been suggested to me that this George Armitage tale makes a great double feature with yesterday’s viewing of Trouble Man, both of which were released in the same year. I can’t […]
Blu-ray Review … Sheba, Baby (1975)
Arrow Video brings to the blu-ray market the tamest of Pam Grier’s run of action flicks that helped to make her the sexy star who transcended the Blaxploitation market. “She’s a dangerous lady.” Sheba […]
