At just over an hour into Images (1972), and I don't know what took me that long, I realized that no matter what happened, there wasn’t...

In the 14-minute bonus feature interview with director John Grissmer on the new Arrow Video Blu-ray release, Scalpel, Grissmer says he...

My first encounter with The Blood Spattered Bride (1972) was in the form of the Gorgon Video VHS release sometime during my nearly...

From the bonus materials included with Arrow's limited edition release of The Cat O’ Nine Tails (1971), it's easy to conclude that the...

Unless you’re extremely fond of a particular movie, there’s sometimes no reason to upgrade from a perfectly adequate DVD to a supposedly...

Neither an expert on the sub-genre nor a particular fan of it, I’d nevertheless categorize J.D.’s Revenge (1976) as a blaxploitation...

The purpose of Arrow Video’s limited edition box set, Between Night & Dawn is “to shine a light on the broader thematic concerns and...

On Friday nights when I was in junior high school in the mid-1970s, the thing to do was go to a movie at the Esquire Theater in Enid,...

From what little I could learn on my own about La Horripilante bestia humana (1969), it has an interesting history. It’s a remake of Las...

TCM televised Goke, Body Snatcher from Hell (1968) fairly regularly during the last year. I had never heard of it and finally decided to...

If you’re designing a room for a haunted house, you might want to get some ideas from Night of Fear (1972), an Australian horror film...

Thanks to Jon Kitley, Rod Barnett, and the general excitement in the air surrounding "the year of Naschy," I started giving the films of...

In The Tombs of the Blind Dead (1972), it’s not what the Knights Templar do when they’re dead that’s so horrific; it’s what they do when...

Watching a lot of horror films, there have been times when they cease to shock me. Don’t get me wrong; I’m never completely desensitized...

As much gialli as I've watched lately (Don't Torture a Duckling, The Suspicious Death of a Minor, The Girl Who Knew Too Much, and The...

Once again, I'm not sure exactly which version of a foreign movie I just watched. I'm guessing that the dubbed DVD of The Bird with the...

Today's movie takes us into a bizarre subgenre called "Turksploitation." Wikipedia defines turksploitation as "a tongue-in-cheek label...

Rituals (1977) is a refreshing pre-slasher horror film because its victims are not horny teenagers or scantily-clad women. They're...

Prior to watching Don't Torture a Duckling (1972), I was familiar with Lucio Fulci only through a handful of the more horrific films he...

The Suspicious Death of a Minor (1975) is an odd film to categorize, if, like me, you’re compelled to do that kind of thing. IMDb lists...