We wrapped out with our traditional (at least in the ballpark of a) T-Rex movie, with Harryhausen’s classic Valley of Gwangi. This was the last classic we hadn’t gotten around to after… Read Article →

So weirdly I myself showed Conquest because it looked goofy (it was made during that period when Italian sword and sorcery films were incorporating Star Wars-y stuff, like the Wookies above, ala… Read Article →

We finished up the day shift with Virgins from Hell, a pretty fun and predictably crazy Indonesian action flick about a wonderfully garish female biker gang fighting a jungle crimelord. The first… Read Article →

Sandy decided to bust out his William Grefe box set–we live in an age of wonders, and were just glad he didn’t bust out his Al Adamson box set (again). In the… Read Article →

Whew! Back to the real world, and sadly, a Texas-sized pile of make up work at the office. Oh, well. I’ll talk about the off-Fest showings later, but we started T-Fest 18… Read Article →

In honor of Godzilla Day yesterday, Toho posted on the Godzilla Channel on YouTube a new short, Godzilla vs Gigan Rex. It’s very fun, and it’s always thrilling to hear Ifukube’s music…. Read Article →

Ah, Coffin Joe. Sort of Brazil’s Paul Naschy, José Mojica Marins also ran into censorship issues–especially due to his disdain for the Catholic Church–but his movies are really weird and personal and… Read Article →

I didn’t get around to my Island of Terror Blu Ray this last weekend–I wanted a Cushing film–but I just saw the remarkably accurate poster art and decided to post it. I… Read Article →