This very early direct-to-video horror anthology from Tim Ritter and Co. led to Ritter's most infamous project, Truth or Dare? And t...

Delighted to see that the next round of Vinegar Syndrome releases includes this oddball sci-fi superhero blaxploitation comedy from Miami...

I'll be reviewing the Blu-ray release of Island Claws for an upcoming issue of SCREEM magazine, a piece that will include comments f...

To answer the question, "Did Claude Akins ever appear in a regional horror film?" we present this Florida obscurity that was fi...

I was happy to hear that one of my favorite Florida films, William Wesley's Scarecrows , will be getting the special edition blu-ray ...

With all of the other peculiar things that happen regularly in Florida, you might have missed this: The cast and crew of the obscure Tamp...

Before he made the insane faux-bigfoot horror film Blood Stalkers (1978), Robert W. Morgan had already established himself as a well-kno...

In honor of the upcoming Blu-ray release... No trailer, but plenty of clips!

With all of the new titles either returning on Blu-ray or debuting on DVD in the next few months, does it reflect poorly on me that the on...

Things have been so busy around here the past few months, I never got around to posting what should have been the final portion of my ...

Early work from Florida director Tim Ritter, complete with bikinis, blood, and awkwardly staged action sequences.

By the summer of 1964, with both Blood Feast and Two Thousand Maniacs still in theaters, the partnership between H.G. Lewis, David Fried...

Blood Feast continued playing drive-ins and specialty theaters throughout the 1970s (and beyond). Below is a sampling of advertisements ...

This one has been out of print since its VHS release, but it actually screened a few years ago at the University of Chicago ! I haven...

Blood Feast began its official theatrical in the fall of 1963, and continued playing double- and triple-bills (often with other H.G. Lew...

After its initial 1963 run, Blood Feast continued playing double and triple bills throughout the 1960s (and early 1970s). It also con...

The very first interview I ever read with H.G. Lewis was in the RE/Search book Incredibly Strange Films . The very first time I ever heard...

 Most of the press coverage Blood Feast received during its initial run focused on its graphic content, dust-ups with local censor board...

In 2003, Brian Sieworiek of WCBU, the NPR affiliate in Peoria, Ill., put together this brief story about the film's debut at the local...

Blood Feast finally began its journey into general release at the end of 1963. Here is what the BoxOffice reviewer thought of it: Bloo...