Time to Pledge, Time to Die – Rush Week (1989)
Rush Week, when one considers it alongside the larger pantheon of slashers, is pretty weak comparatively. It is not all bad, it simply fails to deliver what people want in a slasher […]
View ArticleA Restless Sleep – The Changeling (1980)
One would be surprised to discover that actor George C. Scott, star of Patton for which he won an Academy Award, Hardcore and Dr. Strangelove would end up appearing in a horror […]
View ArticleIt’s Miller Time! – Night of the Creeps (1986)
Written and directed by Fred Dekker, the same man who gave the world The Monster Squad, Night of the Creeps is a mishmash of everything one can think of and while some […]
View ArticleIssue by Issue – The Shadow #8 (1973)
Writer – Denny O’NeilArtist – Frank Robbins Night of the Mummy finds Margo Lane and The Shadow in an old Mayan temple, though the why for that is never given but it […]
View ArticleA Leaden Voyage – Torture Ship (1939)
Landing at just over an hour, Torture Ship, a short little programmer from fledgling studio PRC would tread between the lines of mystery, horror and science-fiction and be none the better for […]
View ArticleIssue by Issue – The Shadow #12 (1973)
Writer – Denny O’NeilArtist – E.R. Cruz In this final issue of The Shadow, he faces off against what seems to be pure evil, the kind that comes straight from hell. Is […]
View ArticleA Battle For the Soul – The Living Idol (1957)
When looking to watch a horror film, one would like there to be some actual horror in the movie and The Living Idol which is categorized as such has very little of […]
View ArticleFrom the Ashes – Pyro… The Thing Without A Face (1964)
Some movies just scream greatness by their title alone and while Pyro… The Thing Without A Face was indeed a good film, it was by no means great, not that it did […]
View ArticleAt the Mercy of the Cards – Dr. Terror’s House of Horrors (1965)
With Dr. Terror’s House of Horrors, Amicus delivers five fun-filled tales of horror to regale and entertain the audience, not to mention gifting the audience with Peter Cushing who plays Death himself....
View ArticleI Am the Walrus – Something Weird (1967)
Herschell Gordon Lewis has been called many things in his role as a director. The Godfather of Gore is a perennial favourite as the man essentially created a subgenre of film and […]
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