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galacticjourney[if you’re new to the Journey, read this to see what we’re all about!]
by Gideon Marcus
Roger Corman, the Savant of Schlock is back with a most unusual motion picture. With incredible puissance, Corman stretches a dime such that he makes "A" quality out of "B" films (q.v. House of Usher, Little Shop of Horrors, Panic in Year Zero, etc.) But Corman takes a different tack with his latest flick, Battle Beyond the Sun. From what I've read, it was originally a Soviet film, which Corman then redubbed and edited for American consumption. The result is...interesting, and not an unrewarding experience.
(see the rest at Galactic Journey!)
by Gideon Marcus
Roger Corman, the Savant of Schlock is back with a most unusual motion picture. With incredible puissance, Corman stretches a dime such that he makes "A" quality out of "B" films (q.v. House of Usher, Little Shop of Horrors, Panic in Year Zero, etc.) But Corman takes a different tack with his latest flick, Battle Beyond the Sun. From what I've read, it was originally a Soviet film, which Corman then redubbed and edited for American consumption. The result is...interesting, and not an unrewarding experience.
(see the rest at Galactic Journey!)
