Flashback special: Third Eye Cinema podcasts on Film

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Alternative Cinema Podcast, Andy Milligan, Arch Hall Jr., Bill Grefe, Bill Norton Olsen, Bill Rebane, Bill Zebub, Camp Motion Pictures, Code Red, Cynthia Rothrock, David Heavener, Don May Jr., Giovanni Lombardo Radice, Grandmaster YK Kim, Herschell Gordon Lewis, Hobgoblins, Hope Stansbury, Katarina Leigh Waters, kickboxing, Mark Polonia, Miami Connection, Mike Raso, Mike Roberta Findlay, Mike Vraney, Nadav Rechov, Nico Mastorakis, Phantasm, Pink Eiga, Reggie Bannister, Retro-Seduction Cinema, Retro-Shock-O-Rama, Richard Gabai, Rick Sloane, Roberta Findlay, Something Weird Video, Synapse, third eye cinema podcast, Tim Lucas, Tim RItter, Vice Academy, Video Watchdog, Walter Olsen, WWE

For those who missed out the first time around: here are links to the podcasts relating to cult cinema…”boutique label” presidents, actors and actresses, directors and more.

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DVD Review: The Devil’s Sisters (1966, Bill Grefe)

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Bill Grefe, Devils Sisters, DVD review, film review, Flesh trilogy, Mike Roberta Findlay, Olga films, Reality's Edge Films, Third Eye Cinema, third eye cinema podcast

In this day and age, there are few surprises. We live in a post-cult and underground world, where even what is considered mainstream never fails to acknowledge, crib from, or rip off outright what was once obscuritana, known only to the hip, the scenester, and those who actually produced the films and music under consideration. While the current iterations cannot fail but to be pale imitations of their more creative and vibrant forbears, the knowledge and awareness of what once was hidden in shadows and discussed in secret corners is undisputedly a matter of public discourse, at least among those who create, review, and are themselves part and parcel of the art form.