This nearly seven-hour documentary from the director of recent alternate history thrillers The Haunting of Sharon Tate and The Murder of Nicole Brown Simpson gives us a look at the legacy of one of the greatest horror film franchises and its most iconic figure, a man by the name of Jason Voorhees. It all started […]Read Post ›
This documentary of what many consider the 1st gay horror film and its star, the first male scream queen, is riveting in its depiction of the film’s subject, former actor Mark Patton. In 1985, after the success of A Nightmare of Elm Street, a sequel was written by David Chaskin that would change the game. […]Read Post ›
The story of one of the greatest FX masters in horror film history is finally revealed in this excellent documentary. Tom Savini is hailed as one of the greatest special effects masters of our generation. His work has been seen in some of the great horror classics such as Dawn of the Dead, Friday the […]Read Post ›
One of the greatest horror actors is the subject of this documentary as we see him suffer a near-fatal accident as a stuntman and then his evolution as one of the greatest horror film icons ever in a total of four films (and a video game) and another iconic monster in one of the great […]Read Post ›
A photojournalist sets out to expose the sultry life of stewardesses and gets much more in this short film from writer/director Honey Lauren. In 1965, British photojournalist Derrick is on his third trip to the United States and the hotel he is staying in had an abundance of stewardesses. Having heard various stories about the […]Read Post ›
A British photojournalist gets more than what he bargains for in the trailer to Honey Lauren‘s indie comedy Wives of the Skies. Two stewardesses, Fran and Marcy, work for Fine Air, a well-appointed airline. One evening after work, at their stewardess’ hotel, they befriend Derrick, a British photojournalist who wants to interview them as “subjects” for his […]Read Post ›
This documentary about one of the greatest indie film companies in history is a wonderful look at a pair of New York guys and their dream, which still holds today! Lloyd Kaufman is a New York-born man who became obsessed with film after meeting two student filmmakers. He would soon find his calling as a […]Read Post ›
The story and potential aftermath of the futurist FM-2030 is seen in this documentary from one of his greatest friends, who made a life-altering decision that changed the life of the transhumanist. FM-2030 was a futurist who believed in the possibility of immortality through cryogenesis, which can lead to potential re-animation with breakthroughs in technology. […]Read Post ›
This documentary from Benjamin Eicher will give fans a respect for African tribes and their customs. Benjamin Eicher is a Swiss-born filmmaker who has decided to take the challenge and head to Kenya in order to spend a month to live with the Massai tribe and learn their customs and rituals. The Massai is considered […]Read Post ›
The history of the federal drug policy in the United States is depicted in this riveting documentary that features interviews with various political people and others who were involved or affected by it. In 1971, President Richard Nixon has announced that a federal policy has been put in place to wage war on drugs. The […]Read Post ›
