ByRegan MacaulayUncategorized, What's NewComments Off on Day 2 of my 13 Horrifically Silly Days of Halloween with my guest author and publisher Justine Alley Dowsett…on VIDEO this time!
It is Day 2 of the 13 Horrifically Silly Days goodness, and today I have as my guest author and publisher Justine Alley Dowsett, who was actually my guest in a written interview on Day 2 of my 13 Days blog series back in 2019! This time, we chat on video about her latest genre book projects – including one with a dash of horror content! And as always, we also talk horror and B-movies! Check it out:
Reptilicus, 1961 Danish/American film (directed by Poul Bang, Denmark version, released in 1961, Sidney W. Pink in the US for American International Pictures, of course, released in the States in 1962 after being extensively reworked). Highly recommended for fans of old monster movies with giant... read more
Okay…so I’m really late to the table with this one. For whatever reason, I was avoiding it…even though it starred Vincent Price…even though it was an American International “higher budget” film…even though everyone who loves this sort of thing has been raving about it... read more
C.H.U.D., 1984 (directed by Douglas Cheek, produced by Andrew Bonime)—very spoilery, btw. Ah, the 80s. The decade of the deep divide between the haves and have-nots.
When the film opens, a woman, Flora Bosch (Laure Mattos, real-life wife of co-star Daniel Stern), walks her Westie down... read more
DAVE BATTAMS HAS REVIEWED SPACE ZOMBIES! DVD EXTRA, SHORT FILM THE SCARY BITCH PROJECT
Ye Olde Scribe here. You might remember me from my rave review of the super fantabulous SPACE ZOMBIES: 13 MONTHS OF BRAIN SPINNING MAYHEM! DVD. Today, I come to you with... read more
From Metropolitan International…Starring "Vic Savage" and Shannon O’Neil...Produced and Directed by A.J. Nelson (aka Vic Savage, which is also not a real name)…for today’s B-movie feature, I bring you “The Creeping Terror”, released in 1964! The film opens at night, POV through the windshield of... read more
