An interesting little controversy popped up in hard rock/AOR fan circles at the end of last year when Gordon G.G. Gebert announced the release of a self-publish...
As the '60s gave way to the '70s, the major studios in Japan realized they needed something unique to compete with the audience-consuming rise of television. Ta...
The first AMG Dirty Dozen for the month of May has a unique theme running through it: it features no less than five Jerry Lewis movies, covering the full gamut ...
As the first season of Starsky & Hutch progressed, the show tightened up its blend of cop show thrills and audience-charming humor, learning how to make the...
Mott The Hoople pulled off a true rock & roll resurrection in 1972 with the help of David Bowie. The group returned to the record racks with All The Young ...
Here's a tip for cult movie enthusiasts: if you're going to watch something that is both bad and really eccentric, it's best to watch it as late in the evening ...
Easter is almost upon us so here an Easter basket for you in the form of a new edition of the AMG Dirty Dozen. This one has a few unique attributes: namely, th...
Starsky & Hutch is one the most beloved of double-lead cop shows in television history. It's a polished product of Aaron Spelling's '70s t.v. production fa...
Before he came the kingpin of hard-rockin' discography overview books, Martin Popoff established himself as a specialist in heavy metal criticism via review gui...
It's hard to tell how much of the controversy was intentional but Dragged Across Concrete has become the top debate topic of cult cinema in the first quarter of...
The first week of April brings you a fresh installment of the AMG Dirty Dozen. This time, we've got a special theme plus a couple of bonus pairings. The theme...
If there was a place you could consider "Paradise Island" for exploitation filmmaking, it had to be the Philippines. From the late '60s well into the mid '80s, ...
Schlockmaniac #1, alias Your Humble Reviewer.
The person behind this affront to High Culture is Don Guarisco. He has a BFA Degree in Film from Florida State University and has written professionally about pop culture for over a decade. His work in the online arena includes reviews and essays for Yesterdayland (now known as Retroland), All Music Guide, All Movie Guide, AVManiacs and The Temple Of Schlock. His reviews have also been published in several All Music Guide publications and DVD Delirium 3.
