The notorious on-air suicide of a news anchor has become the stuff of legend, bestowing a pointless posthumous celebrity on its ‘star’.
Author: reprobatepress
Difficult Ideas for Difficult Times
Mah Na Mah Na – The Sound Of 1977
Forget Rod Stewart vs the Sex Pistols – this was the real battle for chart supremacy in the summer of 1977.
The Lost World Of Underground Filmmaking: Richard Baylor and Cirsium Delectus
The last gasp from an acclaimed member of the cinema of transgression ought to have been his stepping stone to bigger things.
Scream Greats: Fangoria Explores Satanism And Witchcraft
The horror movie magazine’s short-lived video series took a curious turn towards the Satanic in its second edition.
Woefully Misleading Movie Posters
A collection of movie posters that promised patrons something rather different than the film that they would eventually see.
Remastured: Modernising Vintage Erotica
PornHub’s colorisation project is probably not the vintage erotica restoration that we need.
Like An Opera Version Of Tosca: The Crazy World Of Richard Driscoll
The remarkable career of Britain’s most notorious filmmaker explored.
Dracula’s 8mm Blood Lust
An unexpectedly impressive gothic horror from the makers of Britain’s most daringly explicit softcore 8mm movies.
The Sons Of Sam And The Slippery Nature Of Conspiracy Theory
There might be more to the Son of Sam case than meets the eye – but that doesn’t necessarily mean that Maury Terry’s Satanic Panic conspiracies should be believed.
The Stereoscopic Nudes Of The 19th And 20th Century
The golden age of three-dimensional erotic photography.
Murder: Live From Death Row – Geraldo Rivera’s Sensationalist True Crime Special
America’s king of trash TV investigates the killing of America and goes toe-to-toe with Charles Manson in a notorious 1988 TV special.
No Matter How Great You Think The Beatles Were, You’re Wrong. They Were Even Greater
Why the Fab Four really were fab.