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Quake Threat Worsens It’s Never Been So Hot Cyclone Horror No, these aren’t actual headlines from this week’s newspapers, although they...

Released in 1963, two years after production was completed, The Curse of the Crying Woman, is the fourth Mexican horror film dealing with...

In my review of Black Pit of Dr. M (1959), I wrote about a characteristic that seemed common among the Mexican horror films I’d seen so...

In the wonderful and fact-filled book that comes with Indicator’s Mexico Macabre box set, Jose Luis Ortega Torres says about The...

You must pay attention when you’re reading subtitles in a foreign film. When an inexplicably curious guest at Sir Reginald Thorne’s...

The Monster of the Opera (1964), aka The Vampire of the Opera, has been on my watch list for quite some time, but I’m not sure how I...

Before watching The Mad Room (1969), I knew it was based on a play called, Ladies in Retirement; however, I didn’t realize until later...

There’s something about mid-century British films that make them distinctively British. While it’s hard to describe, you can recognize...

If nothing else, The Torture Chamber of Dr. Sadism (1967) is beautiful to watch. It’s the only color, full-length feature film included...

When I first watched Crypt of the Vampire (1964), it was to include it in an article about film adaptations of Sheridan Le Fanu’s novel,...

There are a number of interesting things about The Castle of the Living Dead (1964), but they didn't add up to a pleasurable experience...

Secret of the Red Orchid (1962) is one of the least twisted adaptations of an Edgar Wallace novel that I’ve seen. It’s a straight-forward...

As “racy” as it is for 1965, I can’t help but think Bloody Pit of Horror would have been more effective had it been made a few years...

From the time I was a very young kid I didn’t want to do anything but make movies the rest of my life. Bert I. Gordon With Picture Mommy...

Unfortunately, "Hillbillys in a Haunted House" was Rathbone’s last film -- a sad epitaph for one of the world’s greatest actors. Marcia...

When my master says, "Krull, do this thing," I do the thing, whatever it may be. Krull (Oskar Homolka) Director William Castle emerges...

Since you know that I'm dead, I suppose you know that you can't kill me. Dr. Emil Zurich (Henry Daniell) There may be a fair number of...

What you did was an act of pure barbarism, and were it not for the love I bear my daughter, and for the respect and esteem in which I...

Curtis Harrington (1926-2007) "I was now reaching the age where the idea of sex began to go beyond the theoretical into the actual, and I...