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”
A cult gem almost lost to time and carelessness, “Spider Baby” was luckily revived and restored for our viewing pleasure. Three genetically diseased heirs …continue reading The Daily Dig: Spider Baby (1967)
Have you ever wondered which classic horror monster you most identify with? Take our curated quiz to find your inner black-and-white baddie. After the …continue reading Which Classic Movie Monster Are You? (Quiz)
It’s another stop in our journey of appreciation for classic horror that helped shape the genre — this time checking in to “Psycho”. Alfred Hitchcock’s …continue reading Podcast at Night: Psycho (1960)
A divisive film you’ll either love or hate, “The Eyes of My Mother” is not for everyone, but it is highly original and unsettling. …continue reading Final Girl on 6th Ave: The Eyes of My Mother
Castle may have been known for his clever marketing, but “House on Haunted Hill” proves there was substance behind his legendary style. In 1959, …continue reading Dante’s Inferno: House on Haunted Hill (1959)
This wonderfully shot and poignant film was denounced in its time, but it touches on abuses that still plague society as a whole. A …continue reading Daily Dig: Never Take Candy From A Stranger (1960)
An absolute classic horror film that uses subtle techniques, lighting, and sound to make for a very effective early terror ride. A Serbian woman …continue reading The Daily Dig: Cat People (1942)
This black and white Japanese tale of snakes and witches is rooted in the evils of humankind rather than the supernatural. A young orphan …continue reading The Daily Dig: The Snake Girl and the Silver-Haired Witch (1968)
A perfect classic horror tale with almost no flaws, “City of the Dead” doesn’t go by the book… it WROTE the book of horror! …continue reading The Daily Dig: The City of the Dead (1960)
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