Grindhouse

Drive-In Classics has been offering vampires, robots, and aliens as well as other B-movie staples to your Roku diet for awhile. Not it is time to add bikers, gangs, meat hooks, blaxploitation, and a host of other items not seen since the drive-in days.

The fourth in the Grindhouse trailers DVD by Synapse.

A look at a whole slew of independent horror films from Vaginal Holocaust to Red Velvet.

A treatise about how women are portrayed in the cinema by male directors.

Thrills, chills, car chases and gross horror sums up Quentin Tarantino's and Robert Rodriguez's Grindhouse Double Feature perfectly.

My own review on the movie Grindhouse: Planet Terror. I have separated it into 5 parts which is Preview, Picture, Storyline, Theme Songs and Verdict.

A look at Robert Rodriguez's "Planet Terror" and Quentin Tarantino's "Death Proof" which reanimated the Grindhouse movie genre for a violence and talk filled three hours.

A book that looks at one of last year's biggest cult phenomena for those who may not have gotten the big picture.

The beginner's guide to grindhouse.

A look at why the movie was released in two seperate sets

A review of the Quentin Tarrantino/Robert Rodriguez double-feature film Grindhouse.

After another significant hiatus since Kill Bill, fans of Quentin Tarantino will be happy to know that the director is back and in good form.

a kick ass experience at the movies that I am ever so eager to see again!

Grind House, written by Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodiguez is fun. It isn't deep, and the cinematography will make you gasp, not in a Lord of the Rings way but more in a Jeffery Dahmer kind of way.

The good and the bad of the Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino Double Feature "Grindhouse"

Two star director's, a supportive production company, and a $100 million dollar budget weren't enough to create another hit for Tarantino and Rodriguez. In this article I look a some reasons why Grindhouse didn't pan out at the box office.

Read while I break down all the parts that go into the making of this film, and predict its financial success of failure.

A fun time until Death Proof starts.

A review of the recent b-movie tribute.

A film review of Grindhouse, the new Robert Rodriguez/Quentin Tarantino double-feature.

Directors Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez bring the best of the 1970's exploitation films into a double feature called "Grindhouse."

After the unanticipated lackluster box offic take of Grindhouse, the Weinstein Brothers announced that Grindhouse will be re-released as two complete films: Death Proof first, then Planet Terror a few months later.

Grindhouse is a term for a movie theatre that would play low brow, low budget films that were long on action, explosions, car crashes, blood, gore, and big breasts, but short oon minor things like plot, characterization, and film quality.

Reports are coming out that some members of the audience for Grindhouse left after the first feature, not realizing it was a double bill. Could it be a sign that movie audiences of today aren't nearly as hip as they like to they are?

'Blades of Glory' topped the box office movie charts for the second straight week, while 'Grindhouse' opened with a very disappointing fourth place finish over Easter weekend.

Tarantino/Rodriguez double feature comes in 4th for Easter weekend ticket sales.

"Death Proof" is a Tarantino slasher film and "Planet Terror" is a Rodriguez sci-fi thriller. Each is 60 minutes long.

When Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez, combine their efforts and spend millions to make a horror movie that purposely looks cheap, schlocky and B-grade, you can roll 6d20 that its going to be a cult/ underground megahit.

A look at when the Grindhouse Film Festival did a special screening of "Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!" at New Beverly Cinema. Appearing at the screening were actresses from that cult classic, Haji and Susan Bernard.