• 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!
• “Rockin’ Ronnie”: Stuart Samuels’ hilariously irreverent look at America’s Leading Man
• “Arise! The SubGenius Movie”: The return of Night Flight’s “Love That “Bob”” episodes!
• Outsider artist & one-man showcase filmmaker Laz Rojas comes to Night Flight Plus!
• Win a Free Bluetooth Speaker from Night Flight and Creative!
• Scott Lewis & Gary Winter tell us about their zany indie punk NYC/DC public access TV show
• Check out our new Reba Merrill Collection of Interviews on Night Flight Plus!
• Night Flight welcomes sex therapist Dr. Ruth and her ’80s TV show library to Night Flight Plus!
• The Wu Tang Collection: The weirdest “Ku Fung Theater”-style mostly-Asian action flicks you’ll ever see

All posts tagged "horror"

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  “The Cat O’ Nine Tails” (1971): Dario Argento’s stylish suspense-filled Hitchcock-inspired giallo

  The Cat O’ Nine Tails (1971) was the second entry in Italian maestro of the macabre Dario Argento‘s “Animal Trilogy,” which were the films he wrote and directed which had animals listed in their titles (Four Flies...

  • Posted June 1, 2018
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  1959’s “4D Man” walks through walls of solid steel and stone… into the 4th Dimension!

  In Irvin S. Yeaworth Jr.‘s sci-fi suspense thriller 4D Man — theatrically released on October 1959, you’ll find it now streaming on our Night Flight Plus channel — Dr. Scott Nelson (Robert Lansing) discovers that his younger...

  • Posted May 30, 2018
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  Dario Argento, Italy’s maestro of the macabre, and his visually-arresting, visceral “Deep Red”

  Italy’s maestro of the macabre, Dario Argento, really hit his stride as a filmmaker with his fifth film and the ultimate giallo, 1975’s Profondo Rosso — an edited version was released in the U.S. as Deep Red...

  • Posted May 23, 2018
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  Pier Carpi’s somewhat controversial “Satan’s Wife” (1979) featured Satanic black mass rituals, naked exorcisms & lots of blood-soaked gore

  Italian filmmaker Pier Carpi’s Satan’s Wife (1979) featured Satanic black mass rituals, naked exorcisms and lots of blood-soaked gore. This somewhat controversial NSFW psychotronic horror flick offers up plenty more to gawk at, though — or shrink...

  • Posted March 8, 2018
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  “Invasion of the Blood Farmers” is “a classic drive-in epic of the trashiest proportions”

  Invasion of the Blood Farmers is a grade-Z schlockfest about a group of modern-day druids who kidnap and kill young women in upstate New York, harvesting their victims’ bodies in hopes of finding one with a rare...

  • Posted February 16, 2018
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  Evil Beyond Evil: See how high this witchy woman flies in David DeCoteau’s “Witchouse”

  In David DeCoteau’s Witchouse, a malevolent witch named Lilith — burned at the stake three hundred years earlier — is summoned during a satanic ritual to return to Witchouse, in the same town of Dunwich, Massachusetts, to...

  • Posted January 25, 2018
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  David DeCoteau’s shape-shifting supernatural “Shrieker” is killing college student squatters

  In Shrieker, a half-dozen college students — who’ve collectively decided that living on campus is just too damn expensive — begin squatting in an abandoned hospital, where they’re killed off, one by one, by a shape-shifting supernatural...

  • Posted January 18, 2018
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  God help those who get caught in the “Tourist Trap,” now streaming on AMC’s Shudder

  Night Flight was recently asked by Shudder — the AMC Network’s horror streaming channel — to curate a guest row of content, and so we turned to our resident expert on ’80s cult horror, our social media...

  • Posted January 2, 2018
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