A Bloody “Giallo” For Shocktober 2016! Yes, it’s time to celebrate Italy’s lurid “giallo” genre once again, as “Shocktober” day #25 slithers into Italy! Some of the most inventive thrillers ever made came from Italy, during a time when the… Read More ›
Here is the new look of horror – and a great way to celebrate “Shocktober 2016!” All Hail New Horror Master Ben Wheatley! If you don’t know Director Ben Wheatley, you need to in a hurry! His fourth film just… Read More ›
It’s A Soska Sister “Shocktober!” As we cut up our way through “Shocktober 2016”, time to slice and dice on day #21 with the amazing Soska Sisters, who have created some great horror films in their young career! Get ready… Read More ›
Time For Another Bloody, Campy, Sexy Cult Treat! Question: how can you NOT love a movie that has this tag line: “They Charge An Arm And A Leg!” And a “subtle” poster like this! Time To Celebrate The Bloody Fun… Read More ›
“They are bad people. They should suffer.” I am in the middle of a marathon of films by a visionary new Director, Ben Wheatley…and his second film just blew me away! The Sign Of Horror! WOW! I don’t have words… Read More ›
One of the most difficult aspects of making a film is deciding what to call it – after all, lots of us go see a film based on the title! Sure, “Jaws” pretty much nailed it…big shark, “JAWS”…I’m in…and when… Read More ›
“It’s too bad we had to kill her. I really liked the outfit she had on.” Time For Some Cult Camp Classics – With Cinema’s Reigning Cult “Scream Queen!” I love Linnea Quigley! Her movies are some of the most… Read More ›
Smile! It’s Halloween! It’s my favorite time of year – when the scariest films of all time return to my TV screen! Everyone has a favorite horror film – you know, one that really scares you…and modern cinema has given… Read More ›
Time For Another Bloody, Campy, Sexy Halloween Treat! How can you NOT love a movie that has this tag line: “They Charge An Arm And A Leg!” And a “subtle” poster like this! Time To Celebrate The Bloody Fun Of… Read More ›
Some of the greatest horror films of all time were made in the ’70’s: “The Exorcist” and “Carrie” were mainstream blockbusters, while low-budget shockers like “Last House On The Left” and “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre” showed audiences a raw, stark… Read More ›
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