This week’s viewing
the usual mixture of Spaghetti Westerns, horror and Poliziottesco. All the usual suspects, doing their usual routine, but still good stuff read the rest of this rubbish
Category: Last Night’s Viewing
What I watched last night.
This Weekend’s Fright Nights viewing
a few British horror films I'd never seen or heard of one Italian and one Spanish shocker. read the rest of this rubbish
Thursday night’s viewing
a ragbag mixture of stuff off the telly. From Talking Pictures there was “The Appointment” and “My Brother's Wife” and from Rewind TV “Mardi Gras Massacre”. read the rest of this rubbish
This week’s viewing
a mixture of horror, sci-fi and giallo, Italian, British and Spanish. Including an Amando de Ossorio double bill, a Jean Sorel double bill., a Kubrick tribute. read the rest of this rubbish
This Weekend’s Fright Nights viewing
an Amando de Ossorio Spanish Living Dead fest. Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights saw the four parts of his “Blind Dead” series, with marauding zombie Knights Templar. Along with his vampire flick on Sunday, “Fangs of the Living Dead”. read the rest of this rubbish
Wednesday and Thursday nights’ viewing
more Spaghetti shitkickers and Poliziottesco. A cartoon Spaghetti parody with “West and Soda”, a standard Spaghetti with “For One Thousand Dollars Per Day” and a poliziottesco, “Emergency Squad”. read the rest of this rubbish
Monday and Tuesday nights’ viewing
saw Spaghetti Western followed by a Poliziottesco. read the rest of this rubbish
This Weekend’s Fright Nights viewing
a triple bill of Freddie Francis double bills. From the 1960s, 70s and 80s a number of horror films I hadn't seen or heard of and some I had but couldn't remember. read the rest of this rubbish
This weeks’ viewing
saw fewer flicks than some weeks. But a good mix of Spaghetti Western shitkickers, giallo and caper heist movies, with a lot of chasing for gold. read the rest of this rubbish
The weekend’s viewing
carried on from Friday Night Frights with “Blood for Dracula” “Flesh for Frankenstein”, starring Udo Kier, “Count Dracula” with Christopher Lee, “Burial Ground” and “The Vampire Happening”. read the rest of this rubbish