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The relationship between Stephen King’s novels and
television stretches as far back as 1979 with the original two-part miniseries
of Salem’s Lot but said relationship
really heated up in the ’90s. The catalyst […]

Autumn is upon us now and this change in seasons brings
an eclectic assortment of fare drawn from Schlockmania’s archives as a writer
of All Movie Guide reviews. This batch of short reviews includes a killer […]

Last year’s half-adaptation of Stephen King’s It was a gamble on Warner Brothers’ part, covering only the childhood era of the novel and hoping the audience would be intrigued enough to return a year later for a […]

Autumn’s just around the corner but don’t give up all
your summer fun just yet. Even as we roll into September, you can keep the
spirit of the grindhouse alive on your home theater.  The following is a list of a […]

The 1970’s and 1980’s produced a lot of horror
classics.  They produced even more
entertaining junk.  Superstition definitely fits the junk category and manages to be
quite watchable thanks to a lucky collision b […]

Bring
Me The Head Of Alfredo Garcia is one of those titles
that grabs you by the throat and commands your attention. Such a title does a
lot of the work in getting the target audience interested but you can seal […]

Joe D’Amato directed nearly 200 films during a career
that spanned three decades.  He plied his
trade in many genres but was best known for horror and sex films, softcore and
hardcore alike. A particularly […]

The first AMG Dirty Dozen of August brings you a bevy of
films designed specifically for home viewing. Every title on this list of
twelve is a made for t.v. film, all but one produced during the golden ’70s […]

You could be excused for thinking that the rock book
world already has enough tomes on the topic of Van Halen.  In the last few decades, we’ve seen
autobiographies by David Lee Roth and Sammy Hagar, an […]

Even the hardcore Fangoria/Gorezone reading horror fans
were skeeved out by The New York Ripper
back in the day.  This giallo/slasher
hybrid from Lucio Fulci’s most fertile era as a horror filmmaker had to wait […]

“As
I said, everything has a manitou.  Not
only trees but man-made things as well. 
Now, the police will come with guns. 
Their guns have manitous. 
Misquamacus will turn the guns against the police and kill the […]

It’s easy for boredom to set in as the summer moves into
its final third. Luckily for you, you’ve got the AMG Dirty Dozen to turn to.
It’s got twelve diverse options to keep you entertained during these […]

Now that its pay cable reign has come to an end, Game Of Thrones has carved out a place
in television history as one of its most beloved shows and also one of its most
controversial.  Adapted from George […]

In the ’70s and ’80s, Joe D’Amato was a prolific font of
Italian exploitation cinema, making horror, sexploitation, post-apocalyptic
action flicks and even full-fledged pornography (he’d finish out his […]

Schlockmania considers James Glickenhaus to be an unsung auteur. Starting with The Exterminator in 1980, he made a series of unique and action-packed films over the next decade and a half (he also started up a […]

As the midpoint of summer approaches, the need for forms
of entertainment that involve air conditioning grows greater and greater. One
of the finest is settling down for a double or triple-feature in front of […]

If there’s a label in the cult movie video world that
represents the concept of quality over quantity, it’s definitely Grindhouse
Releasing. Their catalog is a fraction of the size of its competitors but […]

It took a while for modern cult film fans to be able to accurately assess the worth of director Umberto Lenzi in the U.S.  During the VHS era, he was primarily known in this country for blunt-force shocks of […]

“I feel neglected, feel rejected/Living in the wrong time”: that was a line written and sung by Ian Hunter on Mott The Hoople’s Brain Capers album. It could be applied to a lot of bad breaks in their career. For […]

Now that its pay cable reign has come to an end, Game Of Thrones has carved out a place
in television history as one of its most beloved shows and also one of its most
controversial.  Adapted from George […]