The Quatermass Xperiment (1955)
Just two years prior to launching the second wave of classic horror upon movie screens world wide in vivid color with 1957’s The Curse of Frankenstein followed by Dracula, The […]
Thunder Birds (1942)
Not to be confused with the animated series of the 1960’s this spectacular example of technicolor was aimed at movie going audiences during WW2 and served as both big screen […]
It’s Never Too Late ….. to Buy My First Betamax Machine
It’s a well known fact that I’m a sucker for collecting movies, movie memorabilia and the various formats to play movies on. Like most collectors my stack of movies mainly […]
Six Bridges To Cross (1955)
In what is essentially a “B” picture from Universal-International this Joseph Pevney directed effort has the grandeur of an epic gangster film. Admittedly it comes nowhere near that mark and […]
The Haunted Strangler (1958)
aka …. Grip of the Strangler. In the year 1958, Boris Karloff, found himself back in his native England starring in a pair of shockers from the team of Richard […]
Chase a Crooked Shadow (1958)
Here’s a nifty Hitchcock like thriller that sees Anne Baxter as a young woman confronted with the reappearance of her brother one year after she identified his body in the […]
Dear Dead Delilah (1972)
Made in Nashville, the home of country music, this thriller essentially plays like a Herschell Gordon Lewis film only with a budget that allowed for three well known faces to […]
Six Black Horses (1962)
From the pen of western writer and eventual director, Burt Kennedy, comes this Universal-International release that not surprisingly plays like another of the Kennedy/Boetticher/Scott westerns. Instead of Randolph Scott taking […]
Al Adamson’s Version of Rashomon? …. or …. The Life and Times of Joe Corey!
To fully comprehend how messed up the plot is in Al Adamson’s 1973 release, Blood of Ghastly Horror, we need to go back to the beginning to learn the real […]
