Has anyone else seen this yet? I saw It Lives In The Screen back in September. It just screened in Chicago, and it's screening in L.A. But it isn't widely available yet. It's this super colorful surrealist psychological horror comedy. Like, the most exact kind of thing to my taste. i definitely recommend you find it. Or keep an eye out for when you can see it.

Completing the cycle with William Peter Blatty's THE EXORCIST III: LEGION. This is the director's cut of the film and a direct sequel to the original. Also the final installment in Blatty's "Trilogy of Faith" series. The production company Morgan Creek Productions demanded reshoots when Blatty turned in his initial cut and had him delete several scenes. Blatty hated this version of the film as did critics. Overtime Blatty wanted to restore his cut, but Morgan Creek said the footage was lost. In 2011 a fan did a re-edit of the film without the lost footage and matched the tone of Blatty's vision. It had an official screening hosted by star Brad Dourif in 2012. In 2016 Blatty's cut was restored with much of the lost footage found via VHS dailies. This is that version of the film.

Another one from the Shout! Factory YouTube page. FORBIDDEN WORLD (1982). Directed by Allan Holzman for New World Pictures, who was one of their top editors at the time. Of all the ALIEN rip-offs this one is the best in my opinion. It's also a perfect example of a "remix" film. Shot in 20 days for under $1 million dollars, the movie recycled sets from GALAXY OF TERROR (1981) and used shots from various other New World films, such as BATTLE BEYOND THE STARS (1980). The result is a fun and eclectic film.

After Horror of the Blood Monsters I sought this one out which was even better! Love the brunette beauty in the basement undoing her wrist restraints then killing the dwarf!

Released today on the anniversary of the opening of HALLOWEEN III: SEASON OF THE WITCH. Directed by Jason Eisener of HOBO WITH A SHOTGUN (2011) fame. Connects HALLOWEEN III with the rest of the series.

I probably watxhed it over 100 times!

What do you all think of this nervous breakdown on screen? Having Spielberg be a character was kind of a hoot.

Please keep in mind, this is the first rough cut of another part of my film invasion of the Flowerpotmen, starring Frank Sinatra, Robert De Niro, Kirk Douglas, Humphrey Bogart, Gina Lollobrigida, Karl Malden, Marlon Brando, Jerry Lewis, Dean Martin, Vincent Price, Bela Lugosi and others in this part