Saturday, July 12, 2014

Saturday Night at the Movies 7/12/14!

Who cares what picture we see?


Jerry Rushing most certainly would - so this is tonight's pick....








Yeah, it's a picture of someone's poster - but it's the biggest and best shot of the damn thing on the internet...so...


I somehow managed to see at least one of North Carolina filmmaking legend Earl Owensby's movies on VHS when I still lived north of the Mason-Dixon Line - but it was when I moved to his home state that I really delved in to his wild film ouevre - which ran from 1974 through the 1980's.


During the second run of 3-D around 1983 producer Earl got ahold of a 3-D camera system and made a handful of genre pics that were meant to be screened with the third dimension added.


Sadly, my VHS copy of this movie does not feature 3-D - but we could still be watching Sheriff Earl (producer Earl's favorite leading man) battle a dozen genetically engineered canine killing machines anytime - even tonight - if you're dogged enough to make it over to my place.






Until next post, you Can Poke Me With Anything In 3-D, Cause I Am Outta Here!

8 comments:

  1. Fantastic poster, they sadly do not make em like that anymore. I haven't seen or heard of this one, it looks great! As you can tell, I'm easily sold.

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    1. I wish I could tell you it's easy to find - I'm still working on getting the DVD version. But, I think there might be a complete version on YouTube...

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  2. I'll bet they thought this would be Cujo times 100.

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    1. Sadly, they got Cujo times about .5 - but what can you do?

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  3. "The breed dates back to the time of Christ." LOL! Lovin the poster, and wanna watch the movie!

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    1. You would probably have to go the YouTube route as well. Let me know if you actually watch it Luana!

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  4. pffft, oh God. 80s 3D. If this is going to be anything like Friday the 13th 3D then I better brace myself for literal IN YOUR FACE action...of random objects! (and possible dog maulings)

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