This week in the grindhouse we’ll be exploring one of the darkest and most deplorable sub-genres of exploitation known as the cannibal film. These sick little films were made popular with such entries as Cannibal Holocaust and the film we’re
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For this entry of Grindhouse Weekly, I wanted to discuss an animated feature and while there certainly aren’t many, they do exist. Of the handful of notable releases, the granddaddy of them all is 1972’s Fritz the Cat. Based on
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It’s no secret that I love films of the 80s. The birth of VHS paved the way for countless numbers of classic pieces of schlock, and the video boom helped the film industry become as large and prevalent as we know
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With the upcoming release of the Maniac remake, it seemed fitting to discuss the original 1980 cult classic directed by William Lustig and written and starring Joe Spinell. Though the Alexandre Aja produced remake differs from the source material, at its
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Last House on Dead End Street is a particularly horrific and gruesome exploitation horror flick released in 1977 from writer/director Roger Watkins. Some of the mysteries surrounding it prove to be more interesting than the film itself, with everyone involved using
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1980’s The Exterminator is a nasty little revenge thriller from director James Glickenhaus that plays out like a poor man’s Taxi Driver or Rolling Thunder. It’s doesn’t break new ground in the way of plot, or character development, or anything at all
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When discussing classic 70s blaxpolitation, it would be simply criminal to not include D’Urville Martin’s 1975 classic Dolemite in the conversation. As a fan of this popular sub genre I feel ashamed that I have not experienced this film until just this week. While
DIRECTED by BRAD BIRD 1999 86 min. USA
The year was 1999. Star Wars returned to theatres. Audiences were blown away after being introduced to Neo and The Matrix. The world was shocked
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For our 18th entry in this feature, I decided it was time to discuss a kung fu flick. The 70s brought us an influx of martial arts movies and the market quickly became saturated with dozens of Chinese imported action-fests. Most of
