An intriguing mix of acting legends in their final performances, Vegas nightclub performance, a sci-fi plot to take over the world, and classic movie monsters brings Al Adamson’s Dracula vs. Frankenstein to an entertaining, if sloppy, life as a drive-in and television cult hitcontinue reading Weird Wednesday: Dracula vs. Frankenstein (1972)
Severin Films invites you to rock out with the biopic turned horror movie “Paganini Horror”, a rediscovered 1980s era Italian horror film. Horror and …continue reading Severin Sunday: Paganini Horror (1988)
Promising themes and romantic developments are pushed aside for a typical road adventure, rom-com in the disappointing zombedy “Eat Brains Love”. Director Rodman Flender …continue reading Chattanooga Film Fest: Eat Brains Love (2019)
This Weird Wednesday, we head South of the Border to take on the legendary pro wrestler and crime-fighter, Santo in “El Vampiro Y El …continue reading Weird Wednesday: El Vampiro Y El Sexo (1969)
Grab your weapon of choice, join your gang of trouble-makers, and watch “Hell Riders”, the weird and sleazy exploitation offering from Vinegar Syndrome. Low …continue reading Syndrome Saturday: Hell Riders (1984)
Gore hounds rejoice! Brazil is raining blood on horror fans with the splattertastic, violent, insane horror flick, “Skull: The Mask”. I’ve been watching horror …continue reading Chattanooga Film Fest: “Skull: The Mask” (2020)
Festival hit “Attack of the Demons” is a visually impressive animated film that pays loving tribute to the genre in a unique and memorable …continue reading Chattanooga Film Fest: Attack of the Demons (2019)
Writer/director Zoé Wittock stuns in her feature debut, “Jumbo”, the strange but captivating tale of an unconventional and misunderstood love. My introduction to the …continue reading Chattanooga Film Fest: Jumbo (2020)
Severin Films has seen your zodiacal potential and predicts that you will want to take a chance on the strange and wonderful film, “The …continue reading Severin Sunday: The Astrologer aka Suicide Cult (1977)
A lost Spanish horror film reminiscent of “Rosemary’s Baby” and “The Omen”, nothing can prepare you for the horror of “Secta Siniestra”. When fans …continue reading Syndrome Saturday: Secta Siniestra (1982)
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