#dick miller

[doubtfultaste]

A Bucket of Blood (1959)

#A Bucket of Blood #1959 #roger corman #Dick Miller #black and white #b&w #horror #gif #film

[brokehorrorfan]

Trick or Treat Studios' 2024 catalog will be unveiled tomorrow, but I'm excited to exclusively reveal some of their upcoming products here on Broke Horror Fan.

Up first are Gremlins 2 mogwai replicas. Gizmo, Mohawk, Daffy, Lenny, and George will be released later this year.

#trick or treat studios #gremlins #gremlins 2 #joe dante #gizmo #mogwai #toy #gift #broke horror fan #zach galligan #phoebe cates #dick miller #horror #horror comedy #80s horror #1980s horror #80s movies #1980s movies

[rhetthammersmithhorror]

It Conquered the World | 1956

#It Conquered the World #Paul Blaisdell #Lee Van Cleef #Dick Miller #Roger Corman #mst3k #practical effects #horror movies #horror #hammersmith horror #epic battle #monster movie #science fiction

[brody75]

Gremlins (1984)

#Gremlins #horroredit #Joe Dante #Zach Galligan #phoebe cates #dick miller #Hoyt Axton #Keye Luke #80s horror movies #80s movies #filmedit #80s horror #horror #80s #christmas

[thevideodungeon]

The Little Shop of Horrors (1960)

As I often say, horror comedies are not easy to do. And for as cheap and quickly thrown together as this movie is, it manages to strike an almost perfect balance between the two. It never feels like they're trying to be funny, just being funny, delivering off-beat remarks in a deadpan fashion that would later be echoed in films like Airplane. If you're a fan of the musical version—or just the works of Roger Corman—this darker version of the story is defiantly something that will be worth checking out.

7/10

#monster movies #7/10 #1960s #horror #horror movies #1960s horror #60s horror #roger corman #dick miller #little shop of horrors #recommended

[filmjunky-99]

s t a r t r e k d e e p s p a c e n i n e created by rick berman, michael piller Past Tense, Part II [s3ep12]

#star trek #star trek deep space nine #deep space nine #rick berman #Michael Piller #ds9 season 3 #deep space nine season 3 #ds9 past tense #past Tense #ds9 past tense part 2 #past Tense part 2 #lot: st ds9 season 3 ep 12/26 (ep 58/176) #avery brooks #terry farrell #alexander siddig #dick miller #Al Rodrigo #Frank Military #Tina Lifford #Benjamin Sisko #jadzia dax #julian bashir #Vin #Bernardo #Biddle Coleridge #Lee

[weirdlookindog]

A Bucket of Blood (1959)

#a bucket of blood #dick miller #barboura morris #anthony carbone #1959 #1950s movies #roger corman #aip #horror comedy #horror movie poster

[twilightronin]

Chopping Mall - Jim Wynorski 1986

#Chopping Mall #Jim Wynorski #Dick Miller

[soupy-sez]

Terminator (1984)

#terminator #terminator 1984 #1980s #80s #movies #pics #arnold schwarzenegger #dick miller #soupy's

[80smovies]

#Innerspace #Joe Dante #Jeffrey Boam #Chip Proser #Dennis Quaid #Martin Short #Meg Ryan #Dick Miller #80s

[duranduratulsa]

Now showing on DuranDuranTulsa's Horror Show...Tales From The Crypt Presents Demon Knight (1995) on glorious vintage VHS 📼! #movie #movies #horror #talesfromthecrypt #talesfromthecryptpresentsdemonknight #thecryptkeeper #williamsadler #BillyZane #dickmiller #ripdickmiller #cchpounder #jadapinkettsmith #ThomasHadenChurch #brendabakke #johnkassir #CharlesFleischer #ryanodonahue #henryrollins #vintage #vhs #90s #durandurantulsa #durandurantulsashorrorshow

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[horrororman]

Remembering Dick Miller (December 25, 1928 - January 30, 2019).🕯

#horror #scifi #sciencefiction #comedy #thriller #comedy #action #adventure #western #mystery

#horror #horror movies #horror movie #scifi #science fiction #thriller #dick miller

[fanofspooky]

Dick Miller horror movies

• Night Of The Creeps

• Chopping Mall

• Bucket Of Blood

• Gremlins

• Gremlins 2: The New Batch

• The Terminator

• Little Shop Of Horrors

• The Howling

• Piranha

• The Burbs

#horror #horror movies #horror movie #movie #movies #gif #gifs #gifs* #horror gif #my gif post #my gif #horror gifs #night of the creeps #dick miller #chopping mall #bucket of blood #gremlins 1984 #gremlins 2 #gremlins 2 the new batch #the terminator #terminator #little shop of horrors #little shop of horrors 1960 #the howling #piranha movie #piranha 1978 #the burbs

[brody75]

Gremlins 2: The New Batch (1990)

#Gremlins 2: The New Batch #horroredit #Joe Dante #gizmo #zach galligan #phoebe cates #christopher lee #dick miller #90s horror #Horror Movies #90s movies #filmedit #90s films #horror #90s

[thevideodungeon]

The Terror (1963)

Fairly typical gothic horror, which of course means troubled spirits and buried secrets of the past in a decaying castle. Unfortunately, it also means that all of those things crawl along at a snail's pace. Also, at times it feels like they're just making things up as they go along, which for Roger Corman, is a distinct possibility. But if you want to see Jack Nicholson and Boris Karloff directed by Roger Corman and Francis Ford Coppola, this is that very specific thing.

5/10

#gothic horror #5/10 #1960s #horror #horror movies #1960s horror #60s horror #JackNicholson #Boris Karloff #Dick Miller #Roger Corman

[brokehorrorfan]

Blu-ray Review: Unlawful Entry

Box office draw is anything but predictable, but Hollywood sure likes to hedge its bets. From Scream's teen slasher revival to Paranormal Activity's found footage trend to Marvel's superhero craze, a novel concept that over-performs is almost guaranteed to yield similar projects until audiences tire of the fad. Fatal Attraction launched a cycle of racy thrillers in the early '90s that included the likes of Basic Instinct, Single White Female, The Hand that Rocks the Cradle, Sleeping with the Enemy, and Cape Fear.

While not as well remembered as the aforementioned efforts, Unlawful Entry remains an effective entry in the subgenre from journeyman director Jonathan Kaplan (The Accused, ER). Lewis Colick's (October Sky, Charlie St. Cloud) script may traverse familiar tropes, but Kurt Russell (The Thing), Ray Liotta (Goodfellas), and Madeleine Stowe (12 Monkeys) gracefully elevate the material with their performances.

Bookended by tense home invasion sequences, the 1992 film opens with a burglar breaking into the upscale home of recent Los Angeles transplants Michael (Russell) and Karen Carr (Stowe). Although ultimately unharmed, they're left shaken up by the ordeal after Michael is forced to watch helplessly as the assailant holds Karen at knifepoint. Responding officer Pete Davis (Liotta) goes out of his way to help them feel safer.

Pete presents himself as the sincere lawman at first, but it quickly becomes clear to both the viewer and Michael that he's unhinged. He grows increasingly obsessed with Karen, invading not only the couple's home but also their lives as he does everything in his considerable power to take Michael out of the picture. The third act is exactly the suspenseful thrill-ride you'd want from a movie of this ilk.

While a lesser film would pit Russell and Liotta against one another in a testosterone-fueled stand-off, Unlawful Entry takes a more interesting approach. Although their conflict is not without machismo, their personalities repel one another on a granular level. Beyond coveting his wife, Pete has no respect for Michael. In Pete's mind, he is the alpha male getting his hands dirty and protecting the streets, so he deserves Michael's prosperous life.

Liotta is effectively disarming at first before unraveling into a deranged stalker. Russell is as charming as ever, but he's not afraid to show vulnerability. Stowe brings a cleverness to the damsel in distress. The cast also includes Roger E. Mosley (Magnum P.I.) as Pete's level-headed partner, Ken Lerner (The Goldbergs) as Michael's lawyer, Dick Miller (Gremlins) as an impound clerk, and a young Djimon Hounsou (Guardians of the Galaxy) as a prisoner.

Unlawful Entry is now invading homes on Blu-ray via Scream Factory exclusively on ShoutFactory.com. While the company's limited releases are typically reserved for titles with a more narrow appeal, Unlawful Entry's allotment of 1,620 units sold out in a matter of days, prompting them to increase the run to 2,600 (which brings into question the point of limiting it in the first place, but I digress).

The film is presented in high definition from an existing transfer with 5.1 Surround DTS-HD Master Audio and 2.0 Stereo DTS-HD Master Audio options. The quality is aggressively fine; it certainly won't win any competitions against a modern 4K master, but it's a welcome improvement over the old DVD.

Despite its limited status, new special features were produced: a 28-minute interview Kaplan, who sets the stage by highlighting his genre-hopping career before focusing on Unlawful Entry; an interview with cinematographer Jamie Anderson (Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, Small Soldiers); and an featurette in which music historian Daniel Schweiger breaks down the score by James Horner (Aliens, Avatar).

Archival special features include: a DVD commentary by Kaplan, who notes how he learned how to reflect the subjectivity of human experience in film by watching Alfred Hitchcock and details how the Rodney King riots impacted the movie; a vintage EPK-style featurette with snippets from Kaplan, Russell, Liotta, Stowe, and more; the theatrical trailer; and two TV spots.

In a time when police misconduct is caught on camera on a near-daily basis, Unlawful Entry is all the more relevant over 30 years removed from its original release. Coupled with a severely underrated performance from the late Liotta, the '90s thriller gem begging for rediscovery.

Unlawful Entry is available now on Blu-ray via Scream Factory.

#unlawful entry #kurt russell #ray liotta #madeline stowe #90s movies #1990s movies #scream factory #shout factory #dvd #gift #review #article #jonathan kaplan #dick miller #djimon hounsou