WICKED, WICKED

In 1973, MGM released a strange little film called Wicked, Wicked about a psychopath stalking the female guests at a hotel. It was a precursor to the Halloween and Friday the 13th movies that were to come but it was filmed in a split screen process called Duo-Vision. One side tracked the killer and the other his victims or Detective David Bailey trying to catch him. The movie also starred Fantasy Femme Diane McBain, Tiffany Bolling, and Edd Byrnes. It was directed by the guy who directed numerous Green Acres episodes. Check out the trailer on YouTube. It looks just awful!

DVR ALERT!
After a slow couple of weeks the Sixties Starlets are back in force:

3/11: A blonde Edy Williams knows The Secret Life of an American Wife (Fox Movie Channel, 2pm)
3/12: Slaygirls Beverly Adams, Jan Watson, Marilyn Tindall, Alena Johnston, and Inga Neilsen help Dean Martin subdue The Ambushers (TCM, 1:45pm)
3/12: Julie Newmar rides The Marriage-Go-Round (Fox, 2pm)
3/13: Teenager Carol Lynley gets knocked up and contemplates an abortion in Blue Denim (Fox, noon)
3/14: Pamela Tiffin and Ann-Margret find romance at the State Fair (Fox, noon)
3/16: Coeds Stella Stevens, Julie Parrish, and Francine York are taught by The Nutty Professor (TCM, 2:30pm)
3/16: South Vietnamese spy Irene Tsu aids John Wayne and The Green Berets (AMC, 2:30pm), the most blatant shameless pro-Vietnam War movie of the Sixties
3/16: Raquel Welch is a skydiver-turned-spy in Fathom (Fox, 6pm)
3/17: Beverly Washburn is a deranged teenager, who with her even nuttier family, terrorize Mary Mitchel in the camp classic Spider Baby (TCM, 2am)