Mitch Evans Movies
- 1969
The never-ending feud between the Israelis and the Arabs is parodied in this farce. The story begins during a cease-fire. An Israeli leader -who considers fighting a favorite hobby--begins plotting a way to provoke the Arabs into breaking the peace. To do so, he sends three lovely spies into Arab territory where they are willingly captured. This is done to make the enemy believe that trouble is afoot. Then the women meet a handsome Arab leader who beds them all simultaneously. The exhausted, but happy ladies soon reveal the whole conspiracy. This stops the fighting and the Arab and the Israeli leaders become best friends and jointly open a tailor shop. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
Dr. Terror's Gallery of Horrors; Return from the Past; The Blood Suckers; Gallery of Horrors. No, that's not a quadruple feature at the Highway 194 Twin Drive-In. All four titles have been applied to the same film, which also travels under the name Alien Massacre. This multipart scarefest contains five short stories about magic, the occult, the "walking dead" and vampirism. John Carradine serves as narrator of "The Witch's Clock"; Lon Chaney Jr. plays a mad doctor in "The Spark of Life"; Vampire Mitch Evans figures into "Count Alucard"; "Monster Raid" features onetime movie ingenue Rochelle Hudson; and "King Vampire" spotlights a cast of no-names. The above-named veteran performers look suitably embarrassed in this low-budget farrago, which may not be the worst of its kind ever made, but certainly comes close. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- 1961
This is an interesting short (23 minutes) that contrasts the memories of an old army veteran from World War I and the perceptions of war harbored by young boys. The veteran (George Ashley) is a wino who misses the annual vet's dinner, something he looks forward to because it gives him a chance to be with others like himself. Dispirited, he spends some time watching little boys play war games, and just as he flees in terror when an unwanted, unbidden memory of war comes from out of nowhere, the two little boys he almost befriended flee from him in fear. Director Richard Evans adds several other vignettes that highlight and deepen the character of the wino and the ignorance of the young children. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi
- Starring:
- Paul Evans, Mitch Evans, (more)
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