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For Halloween 2021, I went to college for a 50s throwback sci-fi horror film starring the incomparable Tom Atkins, the 1986 classic Night of the Creeps.
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The Lonely Lady (1983)
This one has been overdue for a bit... This week, B-Movie Enema enters into the penultimate week of Pia Zadora Month with maybe the one that swung hard for the fences and ended up becoming infamous - The Lonely Lady.
What up, Enemaniacs? Welcome to week #4 of our five-week trek through the film library of the diminutive starlet Pia Zadora here at B-Movie Enema. This week is the one that you could argue the entire month was built around. It’s one that would end up wracking up something like 11 Razzie nominations and winning six. It’s 1983’s The Lonely Lady. On paper, The Lonely Lady might have had a chance…
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For once, a movie with a subtitle of "The Final Chapter" actually lived up to it in this conclusion to the Resident Evil Saga. Did I have fun doing all the sequels in October 2021? Not really, but I did 'em. I can at least say that.
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More labs, more cityscapes, and a returning friend turned foe abound in Resident Evil: Retribution! What are they retributing? Who cares!
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So you liked that desert setting for Extinction, Geoff? Well, too bad, we're going back to dark, rainy cities, and sterile labs for Resident Evil: Afterlife.
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I actually have quite the soft spot for the third film in the Resident Evil series, Extinction. It has a bit of a Road Warrior feel to it. I mean, it's still pretty schlocky but not too bad.
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For some reason, I thought it was a good idea to spend October 2021 looking at all the Resident Evil sequels. It wasn't a great plan. Anyway, I started with the second entry in this saga, Resident Evil: Apocalypse.
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Pajama Tops (1983)
We've hit the middle of B-Movie Enema's Pia Zadora Month. This time around, it's a TV Movie that is actually a filmed stage performance. It's 1983's Pajama Tops.
Welcome back to another review here at B-Movie Enema! January 2025 has been dedicated to Pia Zadora. Right here in the middle of the month dedicated to the lil’ starlet is not a feature film shown on the big screen. We’re going to look at the 1983 TV movie Pajama Tops. This “movie” was directed by Robert Iscove. Iscove has a whole lot of credits on his filmography. This includes a LOT of TV…
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With a movie called Carny and Gary Busey dressed as a clown in full makeup and everything right there on the poster, you would think this is prime business for B-Movie Enema. What it is, though, is a pretty dang good drama.
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The Corman-distributed Moonshine County Express is pretty rad. You've got a heck of a cast and some pretty good action.
#blog#review#roger corman#claudia jennings#candice rialson#william conrad#maureen mccormic#john saxon#action#exploitation
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Roberta Findlay's 1987 sorority horror Blood Sisters is a bit of a mixed bag. There is about an hour of actual horror that does mostly work out. Still, you gotta love Finday's body of work as a whole.
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In 1985, another version of the post-apocalyptic warrior-woman epic She was made. And, if I'm to be fair, it's a really good little sci-fi fantasy.
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In 1993 a cheap-o mummy flick based on a Poe story released to video stores. While The Mummy Lives is not an uncommon case of horror that went straight to video or cable in the era, what does make this a funny little movie is that it is one of the late era Cannon films and it also stars Tony Curtis as an Egyptian.
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Fake-Out (a.k.a. Nevada Heat, 1982)
Pia Zadora Month continues on at B-Movie Enema with another 1982 movie starring the diminutive starlet - the crime comedy Fake-Out (aka Nevada Heat).
Welcome back to B-Movie Enema and another entry in January’s Pia Zadora Month! Alright, so check this shit out… Last week’s movie, Butterfly, was directed by Matt Cimber. I had mentioned that we had already seen one of his movies (The Candy Tangerine Man) and that it was highly unlikely we would never see him again on this blog. Well, I wasn’t just whistlin’ Dixie. He’s already back! Yeah, Matt…
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The 90s comic book movies are a real mixed bag, man. Maybe the mixiest of mixed bags (and by that I mean it is awful) is the Jim Wynorski-directed Vampirella from 1996.
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1981's Night School is pretty decent when it comes to those early stalker slashers. I think Rachel Ward really elevates this movie and there's a decent little mystery woven in as well.
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One of the greats of 80s and 90s low-budget and charmingly personality-filled horror, Frank Henenlotter has a whole catalog that deserves further mining on B-Movie Enema. However, the only time I covered one of his movies is his 1990 classic Frankenhooker starring the lovely Patty Mullen.
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