David is joined by Aaron West from Criterion Now to discuss this blaxploitation/horror mash-up from July 1972.
Tag - Horror
David Blakeslee
Criterion Reflections – Episode 122 – Alan Gibson’s Dracula A.D. 1972
We discuss a late entry in Hammer Films' Dracula series at a time when the beloved studio's reign of terror perilously approached the breaking dawn of a new era in cinematic horror.
Criterion Reflections – Episode 30 – Jack Woods’s Equinox
David's teams up with Martin Kessler and Josh Hornbeck to tackle a horde of demons, ogres, trolls and suburban teens unleashed in this low-budget indie creature feature.
Criterion Reflections – Spirits of the Dead (1968) – FS
David reviews an anthology film based on the stories of Edgar Allan Poe, fresh from the FilmStruck archives.
Criterion Reflections – Genocide (1968) – ES 37
David breaks out the bug spray - the insects are taking over!
Criterion Reflections – The Living Skeleton (1968) – ES 37
David embarks on another voyage aboard the haunted freighter "Dragon King" in this acid-drenched excursion into terror.
Criterion Reflections – Rosemary’s Baby (1968) – #630
David pays a weekend visit to the Bramford and politely says "no thanks" to a second helping of chocolate mouse.
Criterion Reflections – Kuroneko (1968) – #584
David's blog makes the transition to Criterion Cast with this spooky tale of ghostly cats, seductive spirits and haunted samurai.
The Eclipse Viewer – Episode 21 – When Horror Came to Shochiku
David and Trevor examine the strange detour taken in the late 1960s by one of Japan's most venerable and prestigious movie studios.
A Journey Through the Eclipse Series: Kazui Nihonmatsu’s The X From Outer Space
Every bit as cheesy and adorable as any old-school kaiju fan could ask for.
James Reviews Richard Raaphorst’s Frankenstein’s Army [Tribeca Film Festival 2013 Review]
Frankenstein's Army. Is the movie as good as its title?
James McCormick
James Reviews Karl Mueller’s Mr. Jones [Tribeca Film Festival 2013 Review]
Found footage films are a dime a dozen now, with many just using the genre as an easy way to make a quick buck and a cheap way of doing so. Thankfully, Mr. Jones is not one of those films.
James Reviews Tom Savini’s Night Of The Living Dead [Twilight Time Blu-ray Review]
The new Twilight Time Blu-ray of the cult remake of the Romero classic. Is the film and the Blu-ray worth picking up if you can still get your hands on it?
James Reviews Evan Kelly’s The Corridor [Fantastic Fest 2011 Review]
This review for The Corridor was published back in September at Austin's Fantastic Fest. The film is now available on VOD and in select cities, such as New York City and Philadelphia thanks to IFC Films.
Catherine Stebbins