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Tag Archives: VHS
Rock in the House
Well, at least in the Basement.
We long ago gave a home to local filmmaker David “the Rock” Nelson on this website, and even though we’re still in the process of revamping the site we wanted to make sure you could still sample his special brand of kookness. So we set up a links page which at this point features only a link to his section of the site. Continue reading
Posted in Admin, DVD, Editorial, Movie
Tagged administrivia, backyard, David "the Rock" Nelson, DVD, horror, Movie, News, VHS
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Sinister Cinema unearths Russian sci-fi
Just received the latest flyer in the mail from Sinister Cinema, the legendary video mail order label famous for making unknown or hard to find genre titles available during the first decade or so of the home video age.
Among the titles in their “25th Annual Bumper Crop” offerings available just in time for Halloween are a couple of rare Russian sci-fi epics. The Robots of Ripley (AKA Gibel Sensatsii – “Death of Sensation”) was long thought to be a 1935 adaptation of Karl Capek’s play R.U.R., for which the term “robot” was coined. Though this is not so, from Sinister’s description it sounds like a lot more fun! Continue reading
Devil Ant 2
Devil Ant 2: Devil Ant Rises from the Grave David “The Rock” Nelson is still the only working filmmaker that really puts his own blood into his cinema. It’s true! He frequently sells his own plasma to buy videotape and … Continue reading
Posted in DVD, Movie, Review, VHS
Tagged backyard, blood, Chicago, Conrad Brooks, David "the Rock" Nelson, DVD, Forrest J Ackerman, Fred Olen Ray, horror, insect, mad laboratory, mad scientist, Movie, mutant clone, mutants, Review, Roger Corman, sequel, Svengoolie, Ted Bohus, Tom Savini, VHS
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Nutcracker: An American Nightmare VHS
Dance of the sugar plum psychosis The Nutcracker story has always been one of the more disturbing Christmas tales for me. The image of the madly staring figure in military dress is bad enough, but even worse is the focus … Continue reading
Posted in Movie, Review, VHS
Tagged backyard, David Hess, drugs, Glen Grefe, horror, Movie, murder, psycho killer, Review, VHS
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Habit VHS
Reality Bites Look around the average video store these days and you’ll see that the vampire movie is still alive, undead and well. The shelves are crowded with direct-to-tape bloodsuckers, all vying for the rental bucks of goth-bedecked Anne Rice … Continue reading
Frankenstein Stalks
Rock Ransacks R-kives! Canny Creator Cannibalizes Cache for Current Concoction When we last left David “The Rock” Nelson, he was throwing a rubber insect at unwilling participants and videotaping the results (see Devil Ant). This time, Nelson revisits his old … Continue reading
Posted in Movie, Review, VHS
Tagged backyard, comedy, Conrad Brooks, David "the Rock" Nelson, Forrest J Ackerman, Frankenstein, horror, mad laboratory, mad scientist, monster, Movie, murder, Review, sci-fi, sequel, VHS
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Go to Hell VHS
Cheese from the Netherworld Wisconsin upstart Car School Films makes a bid here to compete in Troma territory with this horror action conspiracy comedy.
Incubus VHS
Otherworldly Esperantics Two blonde sister succubae haunt an old deer well, preying on foolish and tainted souls seeking renewed health and beauty in its waters. But Kia, the younger sister (Allyson Ames), is tired of her lot, and wishes to … Continue reading
Posted in Movie, Review, VHS
Tagged black & white, Conrad Hall, demons, Dominick Frontiere, fantasy, horror, impalement, Leslie Stevens, magic, monster, Movie, Review, stab, succubus, VHS, William Shatner
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Miss Werewolf VHS
Furry Femme causes Freakout! David “the Rock” Nelson spells out a warning right on the busy collage cover of his latest video: “…may strip touchy critics of their dignity.” Well, I’ve reviewed more of Nelson’s crazy little monster films than … Continue reading
Posted in Movie, Review, VHS
Tagged action, backyard, Chicago, Conrad Brooks, David "the Rock" Nelson, drive-in, Forrest J Ackerman, horror, mad laboratory, mad scientist, monster, Movie, murder, Review, Roger Corman, VHS, werewolves
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