The Crimson Cult (1968) #HorrorMovie Review
Is The Crimson Cult ( 1968 ) a BDSM movie? Exploitation? Sadly, it’s not either. It’s a strange mystery, I guess, but i…
Is The Crimson Cult ( 1968 ) a BDSM movie? Exploitation? Sadly, it’s not either. It’s a strange mystery, I guess, but i…
Twice-Told Tales ( 1963 ) is based on three of Nathaniel Hawthorne’s stories. Based on the film, I’m surprised that Ame…
Witchfinder General ( 1968 ) (aka The Conqueror Worm) is a collaboration between Tigon British Film Productions and Ame…
Blood Bath ( 1966 ) – after seeing it again, I don’t get the name, but whatever – is from American International Pictur…
Spirits of the Dead ( 1968 ) is a strange anthology film containing three Poe stories. While American International Pic…
At the beginning of Journey to the Seventh Planet ( 1962 ), the narrator paints a story of the future, this is an excer…
I like men who look urgent. Woman At Party X: The Man with the X-ray Eyes ( 1963 ) is a movie I’ve wanted to see again …
It always amazes me how many movies have different names in different parts of the world; it seems like it’d be so conf…
I find it surprising that Diary of a Madman ( 1963 ) isn’t an American International Pictures film, the style is very s…
In Queen of Blood ( 1966 ) American International Pictures gives a strange futuristic world set in 1991 where we have t…
I can’t think of anyone that doesn’t know about this movie, even the youngsters that I work with. The Birds is one of t…
Horror Comedy can either be good or bad, for the 16th day of 30 Days of Terror , I chose to talk about a classic, produ…
For day 8 of 30 Days of Terror , I thought it’d be fun to have something more thrilling than horrifying, so Dementia 13…
Today is the first day of my 30 Days of Terror where I am spotlighting some of my favorite Horror Movies of all time. …
The House of a Thousand Dolls (1967) is touted as American International Pictures sleaziest film, and I guess for the t…
Die, Monster, Die (1965) is a loose adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft’s story The Colour Out of Space, and I can see the inf…
When I first saw Rosemary’s Baby (1968), I hated it. So now, I’m giving it another shot, thinking that maybe I missed s…
I have taken the challenge of finding the strangest horror movies made and Carnival of Souls (1962) fits that list perf…
Vincent Price is my favorite actor, and to honor his birthday, I’ve decided to tell you about a few of his movies that …
I told you to let me die. Jan Compton Seeing The Brain That Wouldn’t Die as a kid, I was absolutely transfixed on the …