BR: Blood & Flesh – The Reel Life & Ghastly Death of Al Adamson (2019)
Al Adamson was cut from the same cloth as Roger Corman, a filmmaker making whatever was in vogue at the drive-in, but he one-upped Corman…
Tag: Roger Corman
That Stock Company Guy, Dick Miller
Review of Elijah Drenner’s giddy doc THAT GUY DICK MILLER (2014) from Indiecan.
Blood Bath (1966) + Bell Canada’s Appalling Customer Service
Review of Arrow Video’s superb set of Blood Bath (1966) + a sharp critique of the ongoing debacle with Bell Canada with no end in sight.
Roger Corman meets Fox: The St. Valentine’s Day Massacre (1967)
Review of Roger Corman’s rare studio picture, the outstanding true crime thriller The St. Valentine’s Day Massacre (1967), new on swanky Blu from Twilight Time.
BR: St. Valentine’s Day Massacre, The (1967)
By 1967, Roger Corman was at a crossroads in his long and soon-to-be even more ridiculously prolific career, having grown tired of cranking out formula pictures for American International Pictures, his home for roughly a decade, where he directed & produced a flurry of bug-eyed monster movies, Edgar Allan Poe shockers, and later biker and counter-culture films…
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