Amicus Productions : Five Recommendations
Let me start by thanking Lance Lumley of Lance Writes for inviting me and several other writers to be guests at his engaging website. I’d encourage one and all to […]
The Beast Must Die (1974)
It’s Agatha Christie done werewolf style when Amicus Productions put this fondly remembered thriller together starring the Gentleman of Horror, Peter Cushing, alongside more than a few faces you’re sure […]
The Mummy’s Revenge (1975)
Old school monsters rule the day when writer/actor Paul Naschy turns the clock back to deliver this nostalgic Mummy film in the tradition of those that came before it. Under […]
The Flesh & Blood Show (1972)
Not quite a full on slasher film but an admirable attempt at one before they would overtake the horror genre in the late 70’s on into the next decade. The […]
Frankenstein in the Movies : From A to Z
As any “smart assed” fan of classic horror knows, the name Frankenstein represents the creator while the “Monster” refers to the creation. But with the advancement of pop culture, the […]
Why Horror? Why Not?
It’s that time of year again when I’m about to embark on a scare filled run of horror films and why I love them so. It’s always fun to rekindle some memories that […]
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 […]
The Cannon Film Guide Volume 1: 1980-1984
Author, Austin Trunick. If you’re an action film fan who just happened to grow up in the VHS era then surely this logo holds a special meaning to you. For […]
Diagnosis : Murder (1974)
This nifty British flick serves as a reminder that Christopher Lee did not star entirely in horror films during the 1970’s though one shouldn’t expect him to play nicely in […]
