From his first film in ’77, “Crash!”, Charles Band has been making utterly insane movies for decades — and you can see where it all …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Crash! (Charles Band, 1977)
Woefully underrated, Marvel’s “Man-Thing” premiered to very little fanfare and failed to make a mark, but it really delivers for horror fans. This week’s …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Man-Thing (2005)
A surprisingly stellar remake of a genre classic, “Rosemary’s Baby” tells a deeper story with its extended run time and thoughtful changes. Throughout the …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Rosemary’s Baby (2014)
“Opera” is one of Argento’s final films at the peak of his influence — and perhaps one of the most underrated of his illustrious …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Opera (1987)
“Maggie” has undeniable star power and packs more raw human emotion into the over-saturated zombie sub-genre than any film before or since. Light on …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Maggie (2015)
Don’t let the nunsploitation label fool you — there is far more to “Killer Nun” than meets the eye, in both sumptuous style and substance. …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Killer Nun (1979)
This week’s Tubi pick is an insane film from one of horror’s most legendary directors; prepare yourself for the “Shock” of Bava’s genius. Often …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Shock (1977)
“The Vampire Doll” is a fantastic horror film from Japan that offers a fascinating and captivating take on the vampire mythos. Since the release …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: The Vampire Doll (1970)
Blaxploitation that feels more like traditional horror, “Blackenstein” pays loving tribute to the original misunderstood monster. The 1970s saw the rise of a new …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Blackenstein (1973)
It may be absolute insanity, making a weird story far weirder, but “Phantasm 3” is also a blast — even if you don’t follow this …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Phantasm 3: Lord of the Dead (1994)
