Susie Diamond sang here
In which the always spunky Linda Blair and a motley crew of likable teenagers spend one "Hell Night" in a haunted mansion and, you guessed it, horror ensues! The supernatural slasher Hell Night (1981) is weirdly underrated. It’s rarely mentioned among other great slasher films from the genre’s peak years, circa 1978–1982. Halloween kicked off … Continue reading Lost and Found: Hell Night
These pictures of the one and only Marilyn should come with a flammable contents warning. Holy smoke show! How is it possible we never tire of staring at, ogling, and drooling over images of this goddess? ‘Tis not possible, that’s why.
With a name like Santánico Pandemonium, you know she’s gonna be too hot to handle. It’s been a hell of a day for the Gecko brothers. On the lamb from the law—thanks largely to loose cannon brother Richie—they’ve kidnapped a pastor and his two teenage children. At gunpoint they force the family to drive them … Continue reading Bad Girls We Love: Santánico Pandemonium in From Dusk till Dawn
We’re back with more buried treasure from the Lost and Found, and once again we’re wallowing in the supremely sleazy streets of early ‘80s downtown Los Angeles. Clearly a favorite genre of mine, nighttime-set, neo-noirs rarely let me down, and Gary Sherman’s Vice Squad (1982) is an especially rewarding example of the genre at its … Continue reading Lost and Found: Vice Squad
In my demented mind, we’ve already been living in the spooky season forever, but for more normies, October is when their thoughts turn to thoughts of witches, goblins, full moons and whatnot. So, with October just around the corner, and because we just recently had a full harvest moon, this Monday belongs to Michelle in … Continue reading Michelle Monday
It’s Monday and we all just need to look at something pretty, amirite? Well, Margot Robbie pretty much has “pretty” covered—and then some. One of these days I’ll write some more about how absurdly talented she is, how she not only acts circles around most modern actresses but also produces and slides between blockbusters and … Continue reading Margot Monday
As the venerable Pulp International once noted, “Cougars of the world, meet the proto-cougar.” That would be Dame Joan Fucking Collins, seen here in promo photos for the 1972 television movie The Man Who Came to Dinner. As you no doubt remember, Joan is a Starfire Lounge VIP, and still rocking today. This cheeky shot … Continue reading Hot Shots of the Week: Proto-Cougar Alert
Movies, TV, and Home Theater Reviews | Home of the "Film at 11" Podcast | 100% Human-Created Content
Horror In Pop Culture And Beyond
Fashion Blogger With A Twist | Hosiery Reviewer
Everybody Wants a Piece of the Action!
Celebrity women revealing their sexy legs in high heels
Fantasy and film reference writer.
A site dedicated to everything about Dian Parkinson, the iconic television personality and her impact on pop culture.
B-Movie Enema - New Posts Weekly
See cinema differently. No AI, ever.
Blockbusters and flops, firm favourites and forgotten gems
Rediscovering Cinema's Past
Wall Art
Comic books, art, writing, music, and other obsessions
Psychotropic Cinema and more
Fine Conversations About Cinema
Stuff From the Self-Indulgent World of Tom Brevoort
Celebrating the Unpopular Arts
