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How to Stuff A Wild Bikini arrived as the sixth film in the AIP Beach Party series. After 20 minutes of the film, it should be painfully obvious that logic went straight out the window. Frankie was stationed in Tahiti for some reason, so he hires the help of...
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JOE REVIEWED “Joe” keeps becoming more relevant as the years pass. What was once a scathing indictment of the Nixon supporters became lumped onto the Reagan supporter, then W and now the Trump people. The film is pretty straightforward. An affluent older man kills his runaway daughter’s drug dealer....
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NIGHT OF THE GRIZZLY REVIEWED “Night of the Grizzly” is a Paramount Western of its time. While the traditional gunmen were going away, natural threats were starting to emerge. Sure, there were still bandits and local swine trying to steal Clint Walker’s land, but that GRIZZLY! The bear’s name...
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Olive Films releases the 1959 hardboiled crime drama, The Big Operator, on Blu-Ray™ and DVD September 16th. Directed by Charles Haas (Tarzan and the Trappers, Girls Town), this is a gritty big city story featuring Mickey Rooney (Breakfast at Tiffany’s, National Velvet) as the curliest and most...
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Olive Films releases, one of the wildest, rockinest, flipped-out flicks of the ‘50s, High School Confidential!, on Blu-Ray™ and DVD August 26th. Directed by Jack Arnold (Creature from the Black Lagoon, The Incredible Shrinking Man) and released in 1958, this is one of the most memorable and iconic...
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Olive Films has entered into an exclusive multi-year distribution agreement with Cult Epics, the independent label known for its catalog of cult classic horror, art-house and erotica titles from the 1920s to the present. The deal includes all North American distribution rights across all platforms including theatrical, packaged...
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How to Stuff A Wild Bikini arrived as the sixth film in the AIP Beach Party series. After 20 minutes of the film, it should be painfully obvious that logic went straight out the window. Frankie was stationed in Tahiti for some reason, so he hires the help of...
JOE REVIEWED “Joe” keeps becoming more relevant as the years pass. What was once a scathing indictment of the Nixon supporters became lumped onto the Reagan supporter, then W and now the Trump people. The film is pretty straightforward. An affluent older man kills his runaway daughter’s drug dealer....
NIGHT OF THE GRIZZLY REVIEWED “Night of the Grizzly” is a Paramount Western of its time. While the traditional gunmen were going away, natural threats were starting to emerge. Sure, there were still bandits and local swine trying to steal Clint Walker’s land, but that GRIZZLY! The bear’s name...
Olive Films releases the 1959 hardboiled crime drama, The Big Operator, on Blu-Ray™ and DVD September 16th. Directed by Charles Haas (Tarzan and the Trappers, Girls Town), this is a gritty big city story featuring Mickey Rooney (Breakfast at Tiffany’s, National Velvet) as the curliest and most...
Olive Films releases, one of the wildest, rockinest, flipped-out flicks of the ‘50s, High School Confidential!, on Blu-Ray™ and DVD August 26th. Directed by Jack Arnold (Creature from the Black Lagoon, The Incredible Shrinking Man) and released in 1958, this is one of the most memorable and iconic...
Olive Films has entered into an exclusive multi-year distribution agreement with Cult Epics, the independent label known for its catalog of cult classic horror, art-house and erotica titles from the 1920s to the present. The deal includes all North American distribution rights across all platforms including theatrical, packaged...