B-MOVIE OF THE MONTH - DEAD END (2003)

Made for less than a million dollars, the slightly obscure Dead End is a chilling little indie you don't want to miss. It might just be the best Christmas horror movie no one ever heard of and every dollar is up there on the screen. It's quirky, weird, funny, bizarre, and scary all at once. Black comedy for sure but much more, this would make a nice double feature with The Perfect Host, another movie we're big on around here. So, grab some eggnog and a snack or two and check out the inimitable Ray Wise with legendary Lin Shaye as they take their family down a wrong turn, what's up with this road? Why doesn't it end? After all, they're just trying to make it to Christmas Eve dessert at Frank's mother's house. Tubi, Plex, Freevee, enjoy! 2.75 stars/2.75

Wednesday, May 24, 2023

B-MOVIE OBSCURITIES DOUBLE-FEATURE : "IT!" (1967) & "I SAILED TO TAHITI WITH AN ALL-GIRL CREW" (1968) w/ links you can watch right now

 



Roddy McDowell, just a year or so ahead of Planet Of The Apes fame, stars in this British low-budget horror flick about a museum curator who takes possession of a rather unique statue. A must-see for any B-movie or horror fan. 2.75 stars/2.75

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This used to show a lot on Channels 52 and 56 in Los Angeles during the eighties. It's a super campy screwball comedy about two guys who make a boating bet - can one win with an "all-girl crew?" You'll have to watch it to find the answer. Great late 60's fashion and music.  2.75 stars/2.75

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