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The Kids Are Not All Right: 6 More Trailers That I Love
Continuing my ongoing survey of classic exploitation and grindhouse film trailers, here’s six more. 1) Simon, King of the Witches — I’ve never seen this film but I caught this trailer on one of the...
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Big Floating Heads, Rampaging Norsemen, and Sister Street Fighters: It’s Time...
I am happy to say that it’s a beautiful day today. After dealing with a record number of 100 degree days that slowly plodded along without so much as a breeze or a cloud in the sky, I am happy to say...
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The Daily Grindhouse: The Town That Dreaded Sundown (dir. by Charles B. Pierce)
Down here in Texas, we love our legends and the Phantom Killer is one of the most haunting. In 1946, as American soldiers were returning from World War II and the country was looking forward to a...
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Film Review: The Town That Dreaded Sundown (dir by Alfonso Gomez-Rejon)
The Town That Dreaded Sundown is the latest classic horror remake. In this case, it’s a remake of a 1976 docudrama about a real-life serial killer who, shortly after World War II, haunted the streets...
View ArticleSouthern Fried Slasher: THE TOWN THAT DREADED SUNDOWN (AIP 1976)
Originally posted on cracked rear viewer: In 1946, the town of Texarkana, on the Texas-Arkansas border, was rocked by a series of brutal attacks on its citizens from February to May that left five...
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