Can death be outwitted? Is the secret of eternal life just around the corner? These are just two questions the narrator (Bradford...

Alan Ormsby began his career in feature films working on a trio of B-movies with Bob Clark, who's probably best known for writing (with...

Knowing absolutely nothing about it, I popped Death Smiles on a Murderer (1973) into the Blu-ray player expecting, as the name indicates,...

Of all the adaptations of Edgar Allan Poe that I’ve seen, I’ve never watched anything as artsy as Spirits of the Dead (1968), an...

It's strange to hear thunder crashing behind the familiar Toho logo at the beginning of The Vampire Doll (1970), the first in the...

Although it was the final anthology for Amicus Productions, From Beyond the Grave (1974) is one of the best. Nothing tops the first, Dr....

Never shown theatrically in the United States, El Caminante (1979), what is perhaps Paul Naschy's most acclaimed film, finally makes its...

When I saw the cast list, I wondered why I'd never heard much about The Black Sleep. Not only does it feature Lon Chaney Jr., John...

Do you ever read something about a movie, add it to your "watch list," but then not remember why? I probably need a new system, because...

Here’s one of the things wrong with the United States. Except for Sisters and The Exorcist, most of the horror movies of the 1970s were...

Can a home video release magically transform a bad movie into a good one? Maybe not, but it can certainly elevate a nearly unwatchable...

Science has learned that man possesses powers which go beyond the boundaries of the natural. . This is the story of one confronted by...

You discover all the time about famous actors, directors and writers who got their starts in the film industry making low-budget horror...

More than one of the bonus materials on Arrow Video's new two-disc Blu-ray release of Deep Red (Profundo Rosso) emphasizes the importance...

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...

If I have one regret about my recent trip to Los Angeles, which I am loathe to say I do, it would be that while standing in line for the...

As part of the 50th anniversary celebration of the release of Planet of the Apes (1968), the USC School of Cinematic Arts and its arts...

When I learned how inexpensively I could fly to Los Angeles to visit the Batman exhibit at the Hollywood Museum, the announcement of...