As I hinted last week, the third episode of Hammer House of Horror, Rude Awakening, is my favorite one yet, which is probably due to...

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

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Still enjoying my return visit to Hammer House of Horror, I liked the second episode, The Thirteenth Reunion, about the same as the...

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

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Truth be told, I’ve never been fond of the Hammer House of Horror television series. In fact, I’ve never gotten all the way through it...

There may be a reason that Varan doesn’t guest star in a Godzilla movie until 2004’s Godzilla: Final Wars, and even then, it’s via stock...

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

The road to Monster Bash begins here as Jeff & Richard discuss three films with a connection to the annual conference in Mars, PA. First...

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...

With Godzilla: King of the Monsters opening on May 31, Jeff and Richard examine three of the "legendary" beast's friends and foes by...

The way author Allan Bryce depicts the production of The Deadly Bees (1966) in his book “Amicus: The Friendly Face of Fear,” it’s amazing...

Revered for its portmanteau films, Amicus Productions seemed just as interested in science fiction during its early years in the...

To be honest, I was a little skeptical when I first heard the announcement about MPI Home Video’s new documentary, Master of Dark...

Derek M. Koch from Monster Kid Radio and Svengoolie must be in cahoots. Two days following an MKR episode about building two movies...

In this surprise bonus episode, a previously-unannounced meeting of The Classic Horrors Club, Jeff and Richard welcome Justin Humphreys,...