RCBC Creepshow (1982) - The Comic Book Horror Movie That Saved Us

Red Coat and Black Coat check out CREEPSHOW and CREEPSHOW II, marveling over its lurid comic book influence, and recounting how their initial viewing saved them from danger. 

Creepshow (1982) & Creepshow II (1987) Newspaper Ads

Creepshow playing in November and December of 1982. Creepshow II playing in May and December 1987.

 

At the movie November 18th 1985

Nov 19th 1985 St. Catharines, you could catch To Live And To Die In LA, A Nightmare on Elm Styreet Part 2: Freddy's Revenge, Meryl Streep in one of the few films she didn't get a freakin' Academy Award nomination for, Emilio Estevez's That Was Then This Is Now, Matt Dillon and Gene Hackman in Target, or the still running Back to the Future for only $2.50. I guess that was the movie's way of competing with the "Continuous Non-Stop Action" over at Sugar's nudie bar.

Friday the 13th Part 5 Briefly Banned

35 years ago, Friday the 13th Part V: A New Beginning, was briefly banned by the Ontario censor board.

1995 Academy Awards

Talking pigs, missing cards, and sex offenders abound at the 1995 Academy Awards.

Tim Burton's BATMAN (1989) 30th Anniversary

The local theatre landscape was sure crowded the weekend Tim Burton's BATMAN premiered thirty years ago today. You had Indiana Jones, those fellows who busted ghosts, Star Trek, Hulk Hogan, Robin Williams, Rick Moranis, Roger Rabbit, Kevin Costner, and Terry Gilliam.

Perfect time to look back on BATMAN (1989) video, done around the time of the movie's 25th anniversary.

 

"Shivers" (1975) - Night of the Living Sex Zombies