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Movies Till Dawn: A Month of Monsters – Week 4
Midnight – “Nightmares” – Horror (1983, Scream Factory) Universal developed this anthology feature as a pilot for NBC, but instead released it to theaters in the fall of 1983. The stories, penned by TV vets Jeffrey Bloom and co-producer Christopher … Continue reading
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Tagged Cinedigm, Kino Lorber, Scream Factory, Warner Archives Collection
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Movies Till Dawn: A Month of Monsters, Week 3
Midnight – “Yongary, Monster from the Deep” – Science Fiction (1967, Kino Lorber) Bomb tests in an unnamed Middle Eastern country sets off a chain of quakes, including one that upon reaching South Korea, unleashes a huge, saurian creature with … Continue reading
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Tagged Kino Lorber, Scream Factory, shout factory, Warner Archives Collection
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Movies Till Dawn: TV Party III – Holiday Programming Schedule
12 a.m. – “Automan: The Complete Series” – Action/Science Fiction (1983/1984, Shout Factory/Fabulous Films) Hapless police computer expert Walter Nebicher (Desi Arnaz, Jr.) uses his technical skills to create a lifelike hologram (Chuck Wagner) that becomes his partner in fighting … Continue reading
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Tagged Entertainment One, shout factory, Warner Archives Collection
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Movies Till Dawn: Sights and Sounds Beyond Belief!
12 a.m. “The Mask” – Horror (1961, Kino Lorber) At first blush, Canada’s first feature-length horror film – and its first film in 3-D – plays like an extended episode from one of the many suspense anthology series of the … Continue reading
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Tagged 3-D, Arrow Video, Flicker Alley, Kino Lorber, Warner Archives Collection
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Movies Till Dawn: In Glorious Black and White (and Orange and Blue), Part 2
12 a.m. – “Sherlock Holmes” – Adventure/Mystery (1916, Flicker Alley) Before Basil Rathbone, Jeremy Brett, and more recently, Benedict Cumberbatch, William Gillette was the actor most associated in the public’s mind with portraying Sherlock Holmes, and this silent film, considered … Continue reading
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Tagged Cohen Media Group, Film Chest, Flicker Alley, Warner Archives Collection
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Movies Till Dawn: Dusk to Dawn Terrorthon 2015 – Part 2!
6 p.m. – “Black Sabbath” – Horror/Anthology (1963, MGM Limited Edition Collection) Boris Karloff is your host for three stories about the supernatural directed by Mario Bava: in “The Drop of Water,” a nurse believes that she is pursued by … Continue reading
Movies Till Dawn: Dusk to Dawn Terrorthon 2015 – Part 1
6 p.m. – “Eaten Alive” – Horror (1976, Arrow Video USA) While this second feature from Tobe Hooper (“The Texas Chain Saw Massacre”) lacks the terrifying, force-of-nature drive of its predecessor, it’s a unique experience unto itself for its blend … Continue reading
Movies ‘Till Dawn: Reagan-Era Excitement!
12 a.m. – “Breakin’” – Musical/Comedy/Drama (1984, Shout Factory) An unexpected box office hit for the prolific Cannon Films in the spring of 1984, “Breakin’” is essentially a rock and roll film from the 1950s tricked out in spandex and … Continue reading
Movies Till Dawn: In Glorious Black and White
12 a.m. – “The House of Mystery” – Adventure/Drama/Serial (1921-1923, Flicker Alley) Think of this ten-episode, six-and-a-half-hour silent French melodrama as an arthouse thriller in serial form, with the best qualities of each of those styles and genres. Produced and … Continue reading
