The studio that brought you ‘Toxie’ tackled slasher revenge horror in the early 80s, giving us the banned cult classic treat “Mother’s Day”. If you’re …continue reading Flashback Friday: Mother’s Day (1980)
We kick off ‘Blacktober’ with a look at “Sugar Hill”, an influential blaxploitation horror film with important historical-political context. SHOW NOTES FROM YOUR HOST …continue reading Donna Tha Dead: Sugar Hill (1974)
“Murdercise” isn’t quite as fun as I hoped, but this cheeky ode to the 80s offers great characters and social satire that many should …continue reading GenreBlast 2023: Murdercise
A fun but twisted “trash” film from the 70s, “Sometimes Aunt Martha Does Dreadful Things” is a wild camp classic you have to see …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Sometimes Aunt Martha Does Dreadful Things
Help support the new feminist exploitation film “Ice Cream Baby” on Indiegogo; it promises to be a fun, sexy, and gory feature film. Sugar …continue reading Fund It Friday: Ice Cream Baby (Film)
“Pearl” is a technicolor dream, a breathtaking ode to cinema, and a warning about the pursuit of fame and its trappings; pure movie magic. …continue reading For Your Consideration: Pearl (2022)
This sleazy slapstick comedy horror centers around some navy boys in the Pacific getting their kicks hanging with vampiric hookers. A vampire runs a …continue reading The Daily Dig: Vampire Hookers (1978)
This Valentine’s Day, Shudder gives exploitation horror fans something to love with the controversial and challenging “Nekromantik”. If you’re the type of diehard cinephile …continue reading A Very Shudder Valentine: Nekromantik
Celebrating ten years of critical work in film preservation and cult film distribution, Vinegar Syndrome kicks off 2023 in a huge way. Anyone who …continue reading Vinegar Syndrome Celebrates Its Tenth Anniversary
This theater of the absurd, overtly sexual, bloody, and over-the-top film fits snuggly under the “Andy Warhol Presents…” title. Baron Frankenstein uses his scientific …continue reading The Daily Dig: Flesh for Frankenstein (1973)
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