An incredibly effective psychological horror short that deserves an audience, “The Black Tower” has the power to tap into our greatest fears. A few …continue reading Short Takes: The Black Tower (1987)
The legacy of the final Universal Monster is immeasurable, with “The Creature From the Black Lagoon” winning horror hearts since 1954. Growing up with …continue reading 70th Anniversary of “The Creature From the Black Lagoon”
With an iconic setting oozing 80s nostalgic charm, a cool concept, and some rad kills, “Chopping Mall” is a wildly fun cult classic gem. …continue reading Best Of The Worst: Chopping Mall
A Charles Band production that draws heavily on the voodoo culture of Louisiana, “Netherworld” never takes any solid shape. Cody inherits his father’s Louisiana …continue reading The Daily Dig: Netherworld (1992)
Fred Olen Ray’s adaptation of a Poe story, “Haunting Fear” takes inspiration mixed with gore to form this late 80s horror haunt. A woman …continue reading The Daily Dig: Haunting Fear (1990)
“Witch Hunt” is proof that no matter how talented your cast, producers, writer, and director are, a good film is never a guarantee. Private …continue reading The Daily Dig: Witch Hunt (1994)
An underrated giallo gem, “The Psychic” is easily one of Fulci’s best — an innovative, smartly scripted, surprising supernatural mystery. Lucio Fulci has always …continue reading Flashback Friday: The Psychic (1977)
“Nightwish” proves no matter how boring a film can be, it’s always worth watching when you’ve got the talents of KNB EFX slinging silicone. …continue reading The Daily Dig: Nightwish (1989)
Absurdity abounds in “Blood Dolls” — a typical Full Moon film that looks like “Puppet Master” through a twisted John Waters filter. An eccentric …continue reading The Daily Dig: Blood Dolls (1999)
An indigestible expression of art like an acid trip in a museum, “Black Moon” drops an intriguing plot for moments of psychosis. Fleeing a …continue reading The Daily Dig: Black Moon (1975)
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