Haven't seen it, nor is it high on my list, but Roger Ebert and others are wringing their hands (Review, Open Letters, Reader Reaction) over the latter-day exploitation film Chaos. CineSchlockers will recall Ebert also vehemently campaigned against I Spit on Your Grave, which is now widely considered a classick.
Posted by G. Noel Gross at 8:17 AM
Who has the bestest big brother ever? I do!!!
Kisses from John Waters. Be still my schlockmeister heart!
Posted by G. Noel Gross at 8:25 AM
Great news, Full Moon fans! The great Charles Band is hitting the road! Who knows. You might even "win a part and be killed" in a Full Moon movie!
In a city near you this October: Austin, Baltimore, Boston, Buffalo, Chicago, Cleveland, Columbus, Dallas, Detroit, Houston, Indianapolis, Madison, Minneapolis, Peekskill, Philiadelphia, Pittsburgh, Poughkeepsie and Red Bank.
Posted by G. Noel Gross at 6:47 PM
I'm sad to report Matthew "Tiny" McGrory passed away Tuesday. He was 32.
Posted by G. Noel Gross at 10:31 AM | Comments (1)
The Space Family Robinson may never have made it back to Earth, but nearly 40 years later, all three seasons of the camp classic Lost in Space have safely emerged in the digital domain. This schlockcast marks the momentous occasion with a special salute to "The Great Vegetable Rebellion."
Whilst strapped into the way-back machine, we zip forward to the '80s actioner Airwolf starring CineSchlocker faves Jan-Michael Vincent and Ernest Borgnine. DA! Da-da-da-da!
Meanwhile, CineSchlock-O-Rama's Most Wanted celebrates the capture of Soggy Bottom U.S.A. after 142 harrowing weeks on the lam! However, my memories of the picture as an 8-year-old don't quite match up with reality, especially having since been perverted by this old bait 'n' switch VHS cover ...
No shine-swillin' Daisy Duke double at all! Sigh. The flatulent pooch I remembered was there, though, which must be what they meant by "raunchy" and "rowdy" in regard to this chicken-fried hoot.
Our schlockcast concludes with rapid-fire takes on Fire and Ice, Razorteeth and the Triple-X gorefest Slaughter Disc: A Tale from the Carnal Morgue. Listen using the handy Online DVD Talk Radio Player or download the complete schlockcast (21 mins, 12.2 mb).
CINESCHLOCKER STUDY GUIDE
- Lost in Space: Season One
- Lost in Space: Season Two
- Jonathan Harris: Never fear, Smith is here!
- Chiller Theatre Expo '01 '02 '03
- Airwolf: Shadow of the Hawke
- Piranha
Posted by G. Noel Gross at 11:33 PM
DVD Talk columnist G. Noel Gross discovered B-movies as a youngster in the piney woods of East Texas where he spent many a Saturday afternoon glued to the TV watching flicks such as Food of the Gods, Squirm and Mako: The Jaws of Death when he should have been out doing something useful. At 33, nothing has really changed.
