After a couple of years of begging, Diani & Devine Meet the Apocalypse has finally been released on disc. Unfortunately, it isn’t on Blu-ray but this is a solid DVD. I’ve written about these two before, Diani & Devine, How Hollywood Sucks, and One Reason to Be Hopeful. It’s part of my continuing lament, “Why … Read more
On 24 September 1922, Bert I Gordon was born. And so, in celebration of his 100th birthday, I thought we would take a look back at his films. Few people know just how varied his work is. Or the fact that his last film was released shortly after his 93rd birthday. I grew up watching … Read more
Highlights of last month: Camp Wedding, Girl on the Third Floor, Malatesta’s Carnival of Blood, Viy, and Winterbeast!
We featured some great films this month like Bride of Re-Animator but the best film was Carnival of Souls. There were many others though.
Not a lot of films this month. We have the outstanding Night of the Virgin, the classic Rock-n-Roll High School, the Tremors series.
We featured some great films this month like Bride of Re-Animator but the best film was Carnival of Souls. There were many others though.
We featured some great films this month like Curse of the Fly, two Blind Zombie films, and a delightful new one: Vicious Fun.
We featured some great films this month like Bride of Re-Animator but the best film was Carnival of Souls. There were many others though.
I compare a cheap but effective scene in The Texas Chain Saw Massacre to an expensive but ineffective scene in The Happening.
We’ve only found 8 films that you really must watch. Highlights: Four of the Apocalypse, An Unquiet Grave, and Tammy and the T-Rex.