• Teens high on “the weed rooted in hell” go wild in the midnight movie classic “Reefer Madness”
• “J-Men Forever”: Rock ‘n’ Roll battles Muzak in Proctor & Bergman’s Night Flight cult classic
• Night Flight’s Stuart S. Shapiro’s inspiring book “Identifi Yourself: A Journey in Fuck You Creative Courage” is a humorous and poetic journey
• Night Flight partners with Blue Underground to present the best cult, horror & exploitation films
• Lech Kowalski’s “D.O.A.: A Right of Passage” features Sex Pistols U.S. tour footage & more
• Bob Gruen’s behind-the-scenes look at his Ike & Tina Turner music doc “On the Road: 1971-72″
• “The Gumby Show”: America’s Favorite Clayboy is back again on Night Flight!
• “Arise! The SubGenius Movie”: The return of Night Flight’s “Love That “Bob”” episodes!
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• Scott Lewis & Gary Winter tell us about their zany indie punk NYC/DC public access TV show

All posts tagged "Florida"

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  Bob Clark’s ’70s cult hit “Deathdream” brought the dread of the Vietnam War back home

  Writer-director Bob Clark’s thought-provoking, disturbingly creepy horror cult hit Deathdream (1974) is a Vietnam War-era re-working of W.W. Jacob’s classic allegorical short story “The Monkey’s Paw,” reminding us to be careful what we wish for. Watch it...

  • Posted January 11, 2019
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  “Death By Metal”: Guitarist Chuck Schuldiner’s influential extreme death metal band Death

  Canadian filmmaker Felipe Belalcázar’s Death by Metal is the definitive documentary about the Florida band Death, who many consider to have created the death metal genre, paving the way for future extreme death metal bands like Cannibal...

  • Posted January 7, 2019
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  “The Naked Zoo”: One of Rita Hayworth’s last movies was a sex, drugs & crime-filled sleazefest filmed in “psychedelic color”

  William Grefé’s The Naked Zoo — filmed as The Grove in 1969 but not distributed in the U.S. for another two years, opening in Lima, Ohio, on May 12, 1971 — is memorable for being the penultimate...

  • Posted January 5, 2017
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  “The Psychedelic Priest”: William Grefé’s 1971 film about a priest’s journey of self-discovery among hippies, heroin and hatred

  In 1971, Florida-based independent filmmaker William Grefé came to Southern California to direct a film written by his friend, producer “Terry” Merrill, who had no script and no money — he had about $100,000’s worth of trading...

  • Posted October 4, 2016
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  “Savages from Hell”: No-budget drive-in sleaze from South Florida circa 1968, featuring chicks, choppers ‘n’ cheats

  K. Gordon Murray and Joseph Prieto’s 1968 biker flick Savages from Hell — aka Big Enough ‘n Old Enough — was filmed on location in and around Naples, Florida, and features the “Outlaws” biker gang, migrant farmworkers,...

  • Posted September 26, 2016
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  “Musical Mutiny”: Barry Mahon’s 1970 teensploitation film was lensed at the long-gone Pirates World

  Musical Mutiny — included in Night Flight’s “Something Weird” collection, streaming on Night Flight Plus — is a combination outdoor rock concert and loosely-plotted teensploitation curiosity released to theaters in 1970. It was directed by the legendary...

  • Posted September 2, 2016
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  “Hideout in the Sun”: Queen of Sexploitation Doris Wishman’s colorful crime drama debut (filmed in Nuderama!)

  July features both “National Nude Day” and “National Nude Recreation Week,” so we thought it’d be a good opportunity to share with you director Doris Wishman’s very first movie, Hideout in the Sun (1960), a crime drama which...

  • Posted July 15, 2016
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  “The Wonderful Land of Oz”: Barry Mahon’s 1969 Oz feature is quite possibly “childsploitation”

  “How’d you like to meet a purple cow, with four big horns a-growin’ from her brow? Well you can in the Land of Oz,” sings the chirrupy chorus in Barry Mahon’s The Wonderful Land of Oz, an...

  • Posted June 26, 2015
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