Schlockmania’s Severin Films-assisted journey into the Andy Milligan oeuvre comes to a close with this installment. After three entries offering…
A frequent accusation aimed at Andy Milligan is that his work is artless: indifferently shot and edited, erratically performed, riddled…
Appreciating the work of Jesus Franco poses multiple challenges. The first is that his filmography is massive, including some genres…
Transport your mind back to the distant era called “the mid-’80s.” The VHS revolution was in full force in that…
As the ’70s gave way to the ’80s, the writing was on the wall for drive-in filmmakers. People were starting…
The dawn of the ’70s brought a new permissiveness to American cinema, one aided and abetted by the development of…
If you’re interested in the subversive side of genre cinema, Nikkatsu’s “Roman Porno” era is a fascinating subject for study.…
Joe D’Amato directed nearly 200 films during a career that spanned three decades. He plied his trade in many genres…
In the ’70s and ’80s, Joe D’Amato was a prolific font of Italian exploitation cinema, making horror, sexploitation, post-apocalyptic action…
As Stephen Thrower notes in a featurette on Mondo Macabro’s new blu-ray of The Night Has A Thousand Desires, this…
Unseen for more than 40 years, the lost film from Zoltan G. Spencer can now be seen! Garagehouse Pictures is…
In an effort to increase the global temperature during the more temperate post-Summer months, Intervision Picture Corp is excited to…