Monster of the Day

It's been awhile since I promoted The Greatest Movie Ever Made, but since there's a fan subtitled copy on YouTube, let's turn our eyes again on Ship of Monsters. Dammit, why didn't K. Gordan Murray bring this up north. Not because I'd have liked a dubbed version (although Murray dubs are so hilarious they're…

This is one of the more obscure Corman films, at least it was for me. By which I mean that unlike, say, Attack of the Giant Leeches, this didn't get a lot of TV play in Chicago back when I was a kid. I think I was in my 30s or 40s by the…

Hello! I hope everyone had a good weekend. The Cult Movie Classics channel on YouTube is getting back into  horror/sci-fi mode, although many of the recent additions are borderline monster films. This includes today's subject, caveman epic Eegah. As everyone who has seen the film knows, the real horror arises the moment star Arch…

  Yay, Friday! As a change of pace, no monster today. If you have Amazon Prime, though, you might want to give the documentary That Guy Dick Miller a look. On YouTube, Red Letter Media's Mike and Jay recently did a 40 minute Re:View on one of my all time personal kid's films, Willy…

The Cult Cinema Classics channel has added In the Year 2889. It's instructive (if a slog) to watch the difference between a B movie and a Z movie, and nothing illustrates this like watching one of Larry Buchanan's remakes of one of Roger Corman's cheapies from the 1950s. I always summed up Corman by…

Croaked Frog Monster from Hell is apparently just Bill Rebane's gillman movie Rana Legend of Shadow Lake, as retitled by Troma. It's a Bill Rebane movie, so don't expect the campy tone suggested by the new title and the Troma logo at the beginning of the movie. But hey, it's free on YouTube.

The Return of Tabonga! This one is on Amazon Prime, although it might be on YouTube as well. Originally called The Loves of Hercules (on Amazon it's Hercules vs the Hydra), it imported American *cough* stars Mickey Hargitay and his wife Jayne Mansfield, who comically makes all the normal buxom Italian actresses in the…

There aren't a lot of color stills caps from the fairly obscure 1970 flick Bigfoot. This black and white one is pretty good, though, with the lack of color probably making the suit look even worse, and with Joi Lansing and John Carradine featured prominently. The 'all-star' cast also includes Chris Mitchum, Doodles Weaver…