Note: Originally posted on March 9, 2020. . Do not ask how or why; simply enjoy Assignment Terror (1970.) I did… immensely. The set-up is...

When I got to the point in this review that I was going to reference actor Larry Vincent, I was going to say, “…and in the role of John...

Who’s heard of the movie, Z.P.G. (1972)? I never had until I gazed upon the groovy cover art on the Kino Lorber Blu-ray release, read a...

For all intents and purposes, You'll Like My Mother (1972) is an early 70s television movie of the week thriller… except that it's not...

Although one of its producers is Milton Subotsky, it’s not an Amicus Production. Nevertheless, The Uncanny (1977) would fit nicely among...

It wouldn’t be a Countdown to Halloween without a Paul Naschy film and the recent Blu-ray release of The Mummy’s Revenge (1975) from...

Watching Legend of Horror has left me playing junior detective in its wake. For a movie supposedly made in 1972, it looks as if it’s at...

Death by Invitation (1971) opens with a guerilla filmmaking reenactment of an angry, 17th century mob capturing a witch and carrying her...

Interested in clearing something off my DVR, The House That Screamed (1969) piqued my interest one night last week, probably because I...

You can’t blame Hammer for trying. First, it attempted to modernize its gothic Dracula saga by jumping 100 years into the future with...

Before we get to Milton Subotsky’s obligatory excuses for why What Became of Jack & Jill (1972) failed, I have to say that I kind of...

It seems that Milton Subotsky had an explanation for every Amicus Productions film that wasn’t a hit. In “Amicus: The Friendly Face of...

Although Devil’s Nightmare (1971) includes beheadings and impalements, it’s hard to top the shock of the movie’s opening sequence. Other...

Just look at its poster and you can tell The Power (1968) is going to offer some 60s groovy goodness. Like the artwork, the movie is...

I know virtually nothing about Superbeast, other than United Artists released it in New York City on November 1, 1972, as the bottom part...

News of Arrow’s Blu-ray release of Horror Express caught me off guard because I already owned a perfectly good copy of the film from...

On his commentary track for the new Arrow Video Blu-ray release of The Fifth Cord (1971), film journalist and programmer Travis Crawford...

At Panic Fest Saturday night, my podcasting partner (Richard Chamberlain) and I had the thrill of watching a brand new 4K restoration of...

A dying surgeon develops a way to keep himself alive when his body fails him: he plans to simply transplant his head onto the body of...

With the exception of a leather-gloved hand reaching out from under a table to grab the lovely Minou’s (Dagmar Lassander) ankle, The...