So the Fest was going along swimmingly, what with Killer Klowns and Dr Phibes and then Revenge of the Ninja, one of Sho Kosugi’s entertainingly goofy ninja movies. Then, our first (of… Read Article →

Although I had last year shown The Abominable Dr. Phibes at T-Fest last year, I was not disappointed to see it at B-Fest. It was the first time in a while I… Read Article →

OK, I had to return to the living someday, unfortunately. Even worse, I have to return to work and have a TON of work to catch up to due to a month… Read Article →

Thanks to Eric Hinkle to suggesting the comic, which I’d never heard of. OK, that’s a fairly macho dude. Meanwhile, people start arriving for B-Fest tomorrow, so things will get hectic around… Read Article →

Is this the first film to bring Dracula into the modern day? Admittedly, we’re talking Movie 50s, so it’s not the most realistic take on ‘modern day’. No, I guess that would… Read Article →

The copy of Return of the Ape Man is a bit soft, but hey, that’s how it looked on TV back in the day. It’s a fun movie, goofy as heck (the… Read Article →

The second of director Eugene Lourie’s three sea monster movies, although when you start with Beast from 20,000 Fathoms there’s nowhere to go but down. Originally titled, and inspiring much japery, as… Read Article →

There are a couple of channels on YouTube that have posted The Abominable Dr. Phibes, I think the sharpest copy is the one posted by Pit Stop 1969. I’m not sure of… Read Article →

There’s still lot’s of stuff on Amazon Prime we haven’t covered, well, I know not everyone has Amazon Prime. How about YouTube? There’s a channel called Flick Vault, and they have been… Read Article →

Varan the Unbelievable is no classic, but hey, it’s free on Amazon Prime. I think the only only Toho giant monster movie there is Space Ameba (aka Yog Monster from Space). You… Read Article →