THE SAVAGE WOMEN
This long out of print paperback is an outrageous chunk of seventies-sploitation that must be read to be believed
This long out of print paperback is an outrageous chunk of seventies-sploitation that must be read to be believed
In observance of the March 24, 2003 death of screenwriter Philip Yordan, one of Hollywood’s most mercurial and elusive talents, let’s take a look at some of his films
Two horror-themed would-be blockbusters have recently opened, THE REAPING and GRINDHOUSE, and in the month since their respective April 6 releases both have flopped majorly
Exploring the real differences between art and exploitation cinema–which, as it turns out, are pretty slim
Here we have middle-aged German schlockmeister Wolfgang Büld and young British actress Fiona Horsey — the director and the star of three mighty unique exploitation flicks
You can rest assured that a novel titled THE MAN WHO HAD HIS HAIR CUT SHORT won’t ever be mistaken for (say) ENTRAILS OF THE VIRGIN
My passion for nutzoid horror fiction is hardly a secret. I can certainly appreciate a subtle and well written horror story, but really: who doesn’t enjoy a walk on the wild side?