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NOW! Andy Warhol’s FRANKENSTEIN (1973, aka “Flesh For Frankenstein,” dir. Paul Morrissey) in 3D at the Esquire. Published July 17, 1974.
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NOW! Andy Warhol’s FRANKENSTEIN (1973, aka “Flesh For Frankenstein,” dir. Paul Morrissey) in 3D at the Esquire. Published July 17, 1974.
Gala Premiere TONIGHT! ”Would BILLY JACK be executes if it happened in Madison!?” BILLY JACK (1971, dir. Tom Laughlin as “T.C. Frank”) at the Esquire. Published May 18, 1971.
“...and suddenly the screams of a baby born in Hell!“ TO THE DEVIL A DAUGHTER (1976, dir. Peter Sykes) at the Esquire 👹 “Warning! This Motion Picture Contains the Most Shocking Scenes This Side of Hell!” 🔥 Published July 30, 1976.
”An unorthodox documented history of eroticism. An expose about taboos without taboos.” MONDO EROTICA: LOVE IN SIX CULTURES (197?, dir. J. Carlyle) at the Esquire. Published May 16, 1972.
“First there was ‘Night of the Living Dead’ — Now George A. Romero’s...” DAWN OF THE DEAD (1978, dir. George A. Romero) at the Esquire. Published May 13, 1979.
“The Martial Arts Masterpiece! Sights and Sounds Like Never Before!” 🥋 FIVE FINGERS OF DEATH (1972, aka “Tian xia di yi quan,” dir. Chaung-hwa Jeong) at the Esquire and East Towne Mall. Published April 25, 1973.
”Seen by Millions All Over the World. Now You Can See it Too! Answers Questions Even a Man and Wife Don't Dare Ask Each Other!” KAMA SUTRA (1969, dir. Kobe Jaeger) at the Esquire. Published April 17, 1971.
“MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL!” Andy Warhol’s FRANKENSTEIN in 3D (1973, aka “Flesh For Frankenstein,” dir. Paul Morrissey) and Alice Cooper’s WELCOME TO MY NIGHTMARE (1975, dir. David Winters) at the Esquire 🎄 Published Dec. 23, 1976.