A brother and sister with plenty of demons between them have a stalker. As they work together, they try to get rid of this being.
BAD MOVIE MONDAY: TRICK OR TREATS (1982)
This week we’re gonna go obscure and old school. 1982’s “Trick or Treats”, not to be confused with 1986’s “Trick or Treat” or 2007’s “Trick R’ Treat”, is one of the weirdest slasher movies from the 80s, and that’s saying something.
Streaming Sundays: Day Shift (2022)
Netflix’ latest original movie Day Shift (2022) starring Jamie Foxx, Snoop Dogg and Dave Franco is now available for streaming, but is it worth the watch?
Streaming Sundays: Hustle (2022)
After a newly promoted NBA basketball coach gets demoted back to a talent scout, he places all his bets on a young troubled Spanish baller with the potential to be a top NBA draft pick. Hustle (2022) is now available to stream on Netflix.
They Wait in the Dark (2022) [Popcorn Frights 2022]
A woman and her son are on the run from an abusive ex, as they reach her childhood home, a hope for some peace seems possibly. That is, until the past comes back to haunt them.
The Bootleg Files: Olivia Newton-John – Hollywood Nights
BOOTLEG FILES 811: “Olivia Newton-John – Hollywood Nights” (1980 TV special).
LAST SEEN: On YouTube.
AMERICAN HOME VIDEO: None.
REASON FOR BOOTLEG STATUS: The expense in clearing the music and performance rights.
CHANCES OF SEEING A COMMERCIAL DVD RELEASE: There is no great call for this one.
In April 1980, Olivia Newton-John was at a career peak – she ended the 1970s as one of the decade’s most popular recording stars and her first Hollywood movie, the 1978 production of “Grease,” immediately established her as a box office presence. Her star power was so strong that ABC recruited her for a one-hour variety special that would air ahead of its telecast of the Academy Awards ceremony.
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Satanic Panic (2019) [Female Filmmaker Friday]
While delivering to an affluent neighborhood, a broke pizza delivery girl ends up being chased by a satanic cult because they need a virgin.






