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It was a very hot summer in Evansville, Indiana in 1955. Several days of humid 95-degree unrelenting heat had driven local residents out of their homes, which were, at that time, not air-conditioned. They found relief anywhere they could and thats what sent Naomi Johnson, her three children, and Naomis friend Louise Lamble to the Dogtown area of West Evansville to swim in the cool water of the Ohio River. It was August 21, 1955. The Ohio can look intimidating and sometimes a bit frightening. ...

It was a very hot summer in Evansville in 1955. Several days of humid 95 degree unrelenting heat had driven local residents out of their homes, which were, at that time, not air-conditioned. They found relief anywhere they could and thats what sent Naomi Johnson, her three children, and Naomis friend Louise Lamble to the Dogtown area of West Evansville to swim in the cool water of the Ohio River. It was August 21,1955. The Ohio can look intimidating and sometimes a bit frightening. However, t...

DR. DON NEWBURY Uncle Mort, age 108, said he was ‘locked and loaded’ to give me an earful when he called recently. Reflecting on our lengthy conversation later, I decided he had unloaded at least two “earfuls,” rapidity at 250 words per minute, with gusts to 300. He had Olympic Games on his mind, but managed to include multiple topics during our “pow wow.”… ***** I never dreamed that my old uncle down in the thicket would ever become sensitive about his age, but he apparently has....

by Phil Wheat In this interview legendary Grindhouse director William Grefe discusses filming in the swamp, snake attacks, signing William Shatner at the airport and the truth about the Florida Yeti. Did you ever think your films would be given the Blu-ray treatment like this? In all my emails and Facebook, people from all over the world love this Blu-ray edition. I’m hearing from strangers and people I’ve met over the years – it’s interesting how people love the old grindhouse movies. ...