Posts tagged Greydon Clark
IMPOSSIBLY FUNKY!: Beyond The Valley Of The Film ‘Zines
Nov 9th
If you’re of a certain age and into following cult movies, chances are you’ve bought plenty of ‘zines. Before the internet changed communication within subcultures, these self-made publications were the way to get information on your underground hobby of choice without any of the filtering/softening-down that often comes with mainstream publications. In fairness to the More >
WITHOUT WARNING: It Came From Beyond… To Stalk & Slash
Sep 2nd
After the one-two punch of Close Encounters Of The Third Kind and Star Wars, filmmakers looking for a commercially exploitable hook came down with a big case of “space fever.” Those on the low-budget end of the spectrum didn’t have the resources for tricky visual effects or elaborate spaceship models but still managed to find More >
HI-RIDERS: An Exploitation Combo Platter, Greydon Clark-Style
May 3rd
If you’re an exploitation film fan and you haven’t explored the work of Greydon Clark, you really ought to do so. He churned out a string of interesting low-budget flicks during the 1970’s and 1980’s that distinguished themselves by exploiting more than one trend or genre at once. For instance, Joysticks crosses the early 1980’s More >
Schlock-Wire: VCI To Release A Greydon Clark Drive-In Double Feature, HI-RIDERS and THE BAD BUNCH
Apr 16th
Your Humble Reviewer has always been a fan of Greydon Clark’s 1970’s and early 1980’s work as an exploitation filmmaker so it’s a pleasure to post this 2-for-1 DVD news. Hi-Riders is an action flick that delivers plenty of car and motorcycle stunts, crisply lensed by future John Carpenter d.p. Dean Cundey, and The Bad More >
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