By Monday we were down to Sandy, me and Chad R and Chad (the Rev). We started the day with German/Italian Screams in the Night, basically a hybrid krimi/giallo that kept threatening… Read Article →

Is Fritz Lang the greatest director nobody talks about (maybe it’s just in the States.) Arthur had never seen M–kids today–which might be Lang’s masterpiece. I’m sure I’d put it in my… Read Article →

I featured the host of Tales from the Third Dimension yesterday. The film features (duh) three tales, only the first of which is monster oriented. This really had the feel of episodes… Read Article →

Galaxy Jane and Jaime had to leave on Sunday. The rest of us started the day by watching Tales from the Third Dimension (yes, as indicated by the still above, in 3-D),… Read Article →

OK, so after Invisible Invaders we watched a really obscure Italian film called The Machine (or Camera) that Kills Bad People, which is kind of a more light-hearted precursor to Death Note…. Read Article →

Sandy kicked Saturday off with an old poverty row murder flick called The Mystery of the 13th Guest. It’s a weirdly structured film but like most such films, literal B-Films in the… Read Article →

After the quiz (I won the Steel Book edition of Ultra Q…thanks, Chad R!) we headed out to dinner. My favorite slide on the quiz, which was about movie aliens, was the… Read Article →

So we finished the day shift with our traditional TV/shorts/quiz slot. Sandy showed the first episode of Gerry Anderson’s Stingray (above), while I showed the episode of Manimal where Simon MacCorklandale exhibiting… Read Article →

Well, back to reality. Sigh. So we started our make-up, double-length T-Fest with some unofficial showings on Thursday, Oct 1, several hours after I arrived in Dallas. Arthur, Sandy’s son, had never… Read Article →