Naturally, with Halloween coming up in just a few days, we picked a film that takes place on April Fools’ Day for this week’s Grindhouse Weekly- 1986’s Slaughter High. Much like Cloud Atlas, this campy Friday the 13th clone featured such an
Earlier today we posted a giveaway for The Conjuring on Blu-Ray and now we have another great giveaway for 2 free passes to go see what could be one of the best films of the year, All is Lost. The
We have one copy of James Wan‘s The Conjuring to give out to one lucky reader who checks out these 5 animated gifs released in promotion of the film hitting DVD and Blu-Ray. You can enter now through November 11th, so hit
This week’s Kickstart Sunday pick is the video game documentary World 1-1. This film by Jeanette Garcia and Daryl Rodriguez chronicles the early days of video games, before the days of next gen consoles and achievement points.
Many people know director Abel Ferrara for his provocative films like Bad Lieutenant and King of New York, but this week in the Grindhouse we’re going to be looking at one of his very first films, The Driller Killer. This dirty video
This week’s Kickstart Sunday pick is the documentary Why Horror? from director Rob Lindsay. The film follows horror journalist Tal Zimerman as he explores why people love horror so much. With interviews from some of the biggest names in
Demented children, creepy masks, yellow rain coats, and a ten-year-old Brooke Shields, this week in the grindhouse we’re taking a look at the 1976 horror classic Alice, Sweet Alice by Alfred Sole. Probably the closest thing I’ve ever seen to American
This week’s Kickstart Sunday project comes to us from director Jen Senko with her documentary The Brainwashing of my Dad. The film tells the story of the filmmaker’s father as he was transformed into a completely different person because
With Halloween approaching, we’ll be covering nothing but horror films in the grindhouse for the entire month of October. To kick off the month, I checked out the 1968 film Spider Baby, or the Maddest Story Ever Told, written and directed
This week’s Kickstart Sunday pick comes to us from Tracy Droz Tragos and Andrew Droz Palermo, directors of the feature length documentary Rich Hill. Rich Hill follows the struggles of three teenage boys in Rich Hill Missouri, a town
If you’re a listener of our podcast Ryan Watches a Movie, then you probably know our co-host Ryan Holes. What you may not know is that he has a neurological disease called Friedreich’s Ataxia which is a
Just a few weeks ago, we discussed the Canadian exploitation film Screwballs, which wasn’t the best way to jump into Canuxploitation, so we’re trying again this week with Mark L. Lester’s Class of 1984. Completely by coincidence, this film features a
We’re giving away a streaming code for Sundance Now to watch Alexandre Moors‘ critically acclaimed Blue Caprice to one lucky reader. All you have to do is shoot us an e-mail at admin@filmpulse.net and include your name and e-mail address and
This week’s Kickstart Sunday pick is the upcoming feature length thriller Volatile from directors Ludwig and Paul Shammasian. The film revolves around a bouncer whose house becomes burgled, and the obsessive quest he begins to get his stuff back
This week in the grindhouse we’re exploring the evil mutant baby film It’s Alive from 1974, written and directed by Larry Cohen. Just a few weeks ago we discussed another Cohen film, Q: The Winged Serpent, which came out eight years later, however
This week’s Kickstart Sunday comes to us from Dyana Winkler and Tina Brown and their film United Skates. United Skates is a documentary about the resurgence in roller skate culture and the many different styles that have formed in
