House (1977) This is a legendary haunted house film from Japan that gets so crazy that you start to feel like you are in an alternate reality. I first watched this film on an old TV, from a bootleg videotape at a friend's house. It was amazing. That was probably...
Tonight! Forsooth with the best of them! Errol Flynn in The Adventures of Robin Hood!
Sasquatch Sunset Well, I waited what feels like two full years for this to finally hit streaming. This probably had some odd licensing agreement that meant it only went to school libraries for over a year before hitting popular streaming platforms. Tonight we are...
Tonight! Two superstars of film come together in “The Assassination Bureau!”
Tonight! Something new! Punk Fu Zombie, for better or worse!
Tonight – Nothing but puns, jokes, and narrowed gazes in “If You Don’t Stop It, You’ll Go Blind!”
Tonight! Taiwanese Sword and Sorcery Craziness with Kung Fu Wonder Child!
Tonight! I am on the road again, and we revisit a film that should have been on USA’s Up All Night!
Tonight! A rare Kaiju film I had never seen before! Space Monster Wangmagwi!
Daring multi-tool modifications described in excruciating detail! Yes! It’s an emergency post!
Tonight! You get your bread and circuses in Breaking Barbi!
Tonight! A little of the old stabby-stabby from Art the Clown!
Stasera! Una celebrazione delle Space Opera italiane!
Tonight! GlibFlick continues to give you the best in off-brand entertainment! Cocaine Shark!
Tonight! A Nest of Spies is Beaten Back by a Frenchman!
Naked Ninjas, Spiders and Shaolin Monks! Oh My!
Saying farewell to the Darryl Starbird Hot Rod Museum, and hello to the redundantly named Speedway Motors Museum of American Speed.
The Shape of Things to Come nails the not too distant future. Or should I just say the present? Tonight! On Glibflicks!
Tonight! Witches! Cannibals! Toad juice! Subtitles! “Witching and Bitching” by Álex de la Iglesia!
Glib Flick goes on the road and leaves you in the capable hands of Rodney Dangerfield!
STEVE SMITH’S TURN! R.J. NOT MAKE COMMENT QUOTA!
Tunnel Vision I blew my chronology last week. Kentucky Fried Movie came after two other skit-based movies. The correct timeline is: Groove Tube,1974: Appears to be the movie that started this minor craze. Written by Ken Shapiro and Lane Sarasohn Tunnel...
Obscure Fantastic Modern Classic Theater Night at GlibFlick: I Sell the Dead!
The return of a beloved character! Another WolfCop! Tonight!
Tonight! Some Sword, Sorcery and Beefcake in The Barbarians!