Author Archives: Adam Bezecny
The Mad Legacy: An Interview with Nick Millard
A little while back, I had the distinctive honor of talking to horror film director Nick Millard, the genius behind Criminally Insane, Death Nurse, and dozens of other wonderful films. Mister Millard has been in the biz since the 1960s, … Continue reading
Running the Asylum: An Adventure in Continuity with “Criminally Insane”
There’s kind of a thing with Tim Burton and Johnny Depp. Doesn’t it always seem like when Tim Burton sits down to make a movie, Johnny Depp plays a main character? There was a similar bond between director Nick Millard … Continue reading
Grandma’s House (1989)
Also known as Grandmother’s House, for the picky.
Lady Street Fighter (1985)
Director James Bryan (of Don’t Go in the Woods fame) has brought us a movie that opens with a scene of a topless woman tied to a table, shrieking like an old lady as a shirtless guy whips the table … Continue reading
Don’t Go in the Woods (1981)
Okay. Back to the beginning.
Blaxploitation History Month: Black Devil Doll (2007) (The Other One!)
Black Devil Doll! A movie so fantastic, I had to double-dip! Just kidding! This is Black Devil Doll from Hell on steroids—minus the “from Hell” but nonetheless closer to it. Is Chester Novell Turner turning (sorry) in his grave? We’ll … Continue reading
Blaxploitation History Month: Black Devil Doll from Hell (1984)
Stranger things have happened—but that does not stop this from being pure weird! Chester Novell Turner cannot be stopped either. The future was still beckoning him into Tales from the Quadead Zone when he decided to start work on Black … Continue reading
Things (1989)
I’m taking a college course in literary theory right now, and I must confess that it is one of the most fascinating courses I’ve ever experienced. While I can’t say right now if it will dramatically impact my journalism style, … Continue reading







