All at Sea (1957)
"The captain preferred the merry maids on land to the mermaids at sea!" A whimsical, inventive British comedy produced by Ealing Studios, All at Sea (AKA Barnacle Bill) features Alec…
After Midnight (1989)
“Terror Has No Curfew.” In this fun, low-budget horror anthology directed by brothers Jim and Ken Wheat, two friends – “Allison” (Jillian McWhirter) and “Cheryl” (Pamela Segall) attend a new…
After Dark, My Sweet (1990)
“When a man stops caring what happens, all the strain is lifted from him. Suspicion and worry and fear, all things that twist his thinking out of focus are brushed…
Hurry Up, Or I’ll Be 30 (1973)
"What's the matter, Georgie?" I first came across this hidden treasure at a video store in the late ‘80s – the VHS cover featured this cheesy artwork of some horny…
Gun Crazy (1950)
“Two people dead, just so we can live without working!” Also known as Deadly Is the Female, this low-budget, highly entertaining film noir was directed by Joseph H. Lewis (My…
Ghost Story (1981)
“Imagine her waiting for you all these years. Imagine her sleeping under ice and snow … waiting.” Notable as the final screen performances of legendary actors Fred Astaire, Melvyn Douglas…
Gator (1976)
“Why they call you Bones?' … ‘Because I tell them to!’” A true guilty pleasure, this ‘70s action-adventure flick appeals to me for several reasons: 1) Sequel to White Lightning…
Fat City (1972)
“Before you can get rolling, your life makes a beeline for the drain.” In this gritty and uncompromising drama directed by John Huston, Stacy Keach portrays “Billy Tully” – a…
Messiah of Evil (1973)
"In order to live, they will take you one by one … And no one will hear you scream!" For pure early 1970’s weirdness, few low-budget horror movies come close…
Love and Death (1975)
“If it turns out there is a God, I don’t think that He’s evil. I think the worst you can say about Him is that basically He’s an underachiever.” I…