I’ve never been much for the old “giant insect” (or arachnid or whatever) genre of films, so really the only draw for me here is Joe Bob’s insight on the history of the drive-in and the old drive-in bumpers they sprinkled throughout the show.

Watched the “Dirtier Cut” on the recent Vinegar Syndrome release. 

I’m super picky when it comes to comedies, but an old friend of mine from my years in Austin absolutely loved this movie. Between that and the fact that it showed up in my subscription, I was willing to give it a shot.

It’s got a stacked cast (many of whom are no longer with us), a decent helping of laughs, and is pretty much a mid- to late-90s time capsule (the soundtrack to this is insane).

Overall, not a bad watch — but I wish I’d been watching it with my buddy Schooley.

Beautiful & entrancing, mixing classic gothic horror with psychedelic & occult touches that feel equally at home in 70s Eurocult & modern horror. Striking imagery, a beautiful soundtrack, and fully realized performances. It almost feels like a blend of movies like All the Colours of the Dark or Satan’s Blood crossed with the SpectreVision slate. Probably my favorite fiction film of this year’s Popcorn Frights festival. A stunning must-see!