Guess the movie which used this tagline in its marketing campaign.. Please send your answers to classichorrors.club@gmail.com so everyone...

It’s been on my watch-list forever and I can’t count the number of times I’ve recorded it on TCM, but then never watched it. Why did...

Air Date: Sept. 27, 1974 Written by: Rudolph Borchert (teleplay), Dennis Clark (story) Directed by: Allen Baron . Monster of the Week:...

Guess the movie which used this tagline in its marketing campaign.. Please send your answers to classichorrors.club@gmail.com so everyone...

At an hour and 19 minutes, Frankenstein Meets the Spacemonster (1965) is about 19 minutes too long. It starts out great and I thought I...

Air Date: Sept. 20, 1974 Written by: Zekial Marko and David Chase Directed by: Alexander Grasshoff . Monster of the Week: The Zombie ....

Guess the movie which used this tagline in its marketing campaign.. Please send your answers to classichorrors.club@gmail.com so everyone...

For a movie that turns the fog machine so high that it’s hard to distinguish the actors, The Slime People (1963) isn’t concerned with...

Kolchak: The Night Stalker may be the television series that's responsible for the phrase often used to describe shows dealing with...

Guess the movie which used this tagline in its marketing campaign.. Please send your answers to classichorrors.club@gmail.com so everyone...

You'd probably rather be sitting in school than watching the three movies we picked this month! Memory serves these better than they...

To any original monster kid, the name “Donald F. Glut” probably sounds familiar. It became so for me through osmosis, I guess; I don’t...

The Mark of Satan, the final episode of Hammer House of Horror, brings us to the end of a strange and fascinating journey. The series...

Although produced by Columbia Pictures, the graveyard sets in The Black Room (1935) are as gorgeous as any number of Universal Pictures...

After producing its own take on familiar horror creatures and situations, Hammer House of Horror really thinks outside the box with...

Another low budget movie that I've neglected to watch is now another low budget movie that I adore! Oh, The Hideous Sun Demon (1958),...

Reminiscent of many a 1970s ABC-TV movie, the Visitor from the Grave episode of Hammer House of Horror is nevertheless one of the series’...

Not the first, and certainly not the last, The Frozen Dead (1966) belongs in the subgenre of “disembodied head” movies. What seems like a...

The tenth episode of Hammer House of Horror, Guardian of the Abyss, deals with the popular 1970’s subject matter of Satan worship,...

The set-up for The Vampire Bat (1933) couldn't be any simpler and it's established in the film's opening moments. Bats fill the sky on a...