How Wikipedia can offer two complete paragraphs describing the plot for A Page of Madness (1926), I’ll never know. I don’t usually like...

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...

Yongary, Monster of the Deep (1967) is South Korea's entry into the daikaiju (large strange beast) subgenre during the time when Japan...

I once watched a three-hour and twenty-minute Bollywood movie about cricket (Lagaan: Once Upon a Time in India, 2001). Against all...

The poster for Brides of Blood (1968) promises a lot of sensational things and, in a rare case of truth in advertising, the movie...

The history of The Awful Dr. Orloff (1962) is a little confusing to me without conducting more in-depth research into it. I understand...

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...

Reflecting on an article I wrote some time ago about film adaptations of Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu's novella, "Carmilla" (which is part of...

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...

This time I know what version of a silent film I watched; however, I don’t believe it’s an “official” one. I found The Fall of the House...

The Testament of Dr. Mabuse (1933) is not a horror movie; however, since it was directed by Fritz Lang (Destiny, Metropolis, M) and...

When watching silent movies, I don't know that you can ever see one in an environment that replicates its original presentation.  The...

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...

In a 1987 archival interview with Herschell Gordon Lewis on Arrow Video's latest release of Blood Feast, the "Godfather of Gore" defines...

With foreign films, you often have to specify which version you're watching. For Castle of Blood (1964), originally known in Italian as...

How significant should we consider Mario Bava's The Girl Who Knew Too Much (1963) to be? It is the first and the last of something in...

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

"Viy is a colossal creation of the imagination of simple folk. The tale itself is a purely popular legend. And I tell it without...