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Under the Radar DVD of the Week: “The Navy vs. the Night Monsters”
This week, the oddest DVD to appear on release lists is: “The Navy vs. the Night Monsters” The influence of low-budget horrormeister Roger Corman is all over this campy 1966 sci-fi thriller, out in a...
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DVD review: ‘Humanoids from the Deep’
Come with us now to those thrilling drive-in days of yesteryear, when the concession stands vended mystery-meat burgers and stale, fake-butter-soaked popcorn, windshields were steamed with passion, and...
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DVD review: ‘Roger Corman’s Cult Classics Triple Feature: Sci-Fi Classics’
Good or bad, the movies of producer-director Roger “King of the B’s” Corman are almost always fun to watch, just to see all the different visual and narrative gimmicks he devises to deliver the popcorn...
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Under the Radar DVD of the Week: ‘Sharktopus’
This week, the oddest DVD to appear on release lists is: “Sharktopus” Legendary schlock producer Roger Corman is up to his old tricks in “Sharktopus,” a tongue-in-cheek creature from the deep thriller...
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DVD review: ‘Dementia 13′
Nine years before “The Godfather” turned Francis Ford Coppola into a made man in the movie business, the Don of the B movies, Roger Corman, gave him a shot at directing his first mainstream feature....
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DVD review: ‘The Terror’
“The Terror” (1963) is another Roger Corman quickie that exists only because the busy B-movie king had just finished a picture ahead of schedule and under budget (in this case “The Raven”), the sets...
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DVD review: ‘Spine Tingler! The William Castle Story’
Director, producer, writer and sometime actor William Castle has often been labeled a “schlockmeister” for the renegade, low-budget quality of his pictures. But to a generation of horror fans and...
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DVD review: ‘Trailers From Hell: Volume 2′
If there are places you remember, as the old Beatles song goes, such as the Twilight Gardens Drive-In (where we saw “A Hard Day’s Night,” 10 of us in a Ford Fairlane, half of us hidden in the trunk...
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Under the Radar DVD of the Week: ‘Produce Your Own Damn Movie!’
This week, the oddest DVD to appear on release lists is: “Produce Your Own Damn Movie!” You’d be hard pressed to find someone who knows his way around a low-budget, independent film shoot better than...
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Under the Radar DVDs: 2011′s oddest of the odd
Each week sees literally hundreds of new releases on DVD. Big-bucks advertising and studio clout propel sales of the most high-profile DVDs. But the oddball releases that fly under the radar are often...
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