This seventies horror version of gaslighting has simple yet effective scares and does a good job building tension towards a twist ending. After intentionally …continue reading The Daily Dig: Dominique (1979)
An amazing feat in underwater filmography can not make up for unfocused storytelling and wild choices for dubbed voice-overs. A family voyage to …continue reading The Daily Dig: The Bermuda Triangle (1978)
Not adventurous enough to be an art film and not cohesive enough to be a cult hit, this revenge horror reeks of misogyny. A …continue reading The Daily Dig: The Headless Eyes (1971)
A half thought out script and poor pacing are only the beginning of the problems for this natural horror that has an abrupt ending. …continue reading The Daily Dig: The Bees (1978)
A low-budget kid slasher that features child star Leif Garrett in a sadistic and well-performed role as the leader of murderous children. Four children …continue reading The Daily Dig: Devil Times Five (1974)
On its anniversary, we look at the controversial horror classic “The Last House on the Left” — a polarizing but undeniably influential film. The Last …continue reading Horror History: The Last House on the Left (1972)
A stop motion classic, “Equinox” feels like a monster movie plucked from the 1950s but has inspired genre paragons like “The Evil Dead”. Told …continue reading The Daily Dig: Equinox (1970)
A brilliant film with an incredible atmosphere and eerie dream-like sequences, “Messiah of Evil” is a true hidden gem amongst the rubble. Arletty heads …continue reading The Daily Dig: Messiah of Evil (1973)
In honor of National Nude Day, and in the spirit of devils and demons month on the podcast, we take it all off and …continue reading Cheer and Loathing: Nude for Satan
A good premise that is a little rough around the edges, “Dream No Evil” utilizes a “Psycho”-Esque twist to make its razor-sharp point. An …continue reading The Daily Dig: Dream No Evil (1970)
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