The One-Armed Swordsman (1967) – Well, there’s a really swordsman who gets his arm cut off (by a girl whom he totally wouldn’t have expected it from, and she totally didn’t really mean it, but), so he learns to swordfight with his left hand, which is good, because his teacher’s school has an EE-vil rival…

Just in time for summer convention season, the latest Bogus B-Movie poster: BIKINI WEREKITTEN MASSACRE! Available as either an 11″ x 17″ poster, or a 4″ x 6″ postcard. Enjoy!

Mission: Impossible – Fallout (2018) – I have been completely impressed with the Mission: Impossible movies that they’ve made after the caesura between 2006 and 2011. Instead of trying to shake up the formula or let individual directors use the franchise as a vehicle for his “vision,” they’ve taken the formula — i.e., “what people…

Last night was my daughter’s high school graduation. I’m sure other people write heartfelt retrospectives on the passage of time (to the tune of “Sunrise, Sunset”). Me, I do what I do whenever I have a long list of local names: list the “unique” Utah names! Alexsis Austyn Braxton (x2) Brayan Brenlee Bridger (x3) Brigg…

FanX in April was the outlier.  Starting next month, convention season begins in earnest, so here’s where you’ll be able to find me over the next few months: [ninja_tables id=”3905″]

Torture Garden (1967) – Another Amicus horror anthology, from a screenplay by Robert Bloch.  Not unlike director Freddie Francis’s later anthology Tales From the Crypt, the framing story on this one is sorta kinda cautionary tales for the participants, all of whom are shown a possible future by carnival spookhouse proprietor Dr. Diablo (Burgess Meredith). …