Tag Archives: Barbara Steele
24 Hours of Halloween Horror
It’s a semi-regular tradition on this site to suggest a program of 24 hours of horror for the indefatigable film buff, which might double as recommendations for those who have no intention whatsoever of adhering to such an pitiless marathon. … Continue reading →
Posted in Marathon |
Tagged 30's, 60's, 70's, 80's, 90's, Barbara Ewing, Barbara Steele, Basil Rathbone, Boris Karloff, Brian Yuzna, Christopher Lee, Coffin Joe, Coma, David Allen, Documentary, Dracula, Edgar Allan Poe, Elke Sommer, Freddie Francis, George C. Scott, George Romero, Haunted House, Jack Palance, Jorge Grau, Joseph Cotten, Killer Dolls, Mario Bava, Melinda Clarke, Ozploitation, Paul Muller, Peter Cushing, Peter Lorre, Peter Medak, Richard Franklin, Robert Bloch, Roger Corman, Slasher, Stuart Gordon, telekinesis, Vampire, Veronica Carlson, Vincent Price, Zombie
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Caged Heat (1974)
Never forget that acclaimed director Jonathan Demme’s debut was a women-in-prison film from 1974 with gratuitous nudity, bloody mayhem, and a gonzo style which indicates to the viewer that all the trashiness just might have quotation marks around it. Which … Continue reading →
Posted in Theater Psychotronic |
Tagged 70's, Action, Barbara Steele, Cheryl "Rainbeaux" Smith, Erica Gavin, Jonathan Demme, women in prison
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Piranha (1978)
Even as a kid perusing the boxes at the video store, I knew that Piranha (1978) only existed because of Jaws (1975). It was easy to tell: the cover art was almost identical, and only the deadly fish was swapped … Continue reading →
Posted in Theater Caligari |
Tagged 70's, Barbara Steele, Dick Miller, horror, Joe Dante, piranha, Roger Corman
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