Anthology movies are strange for me, but I do enjoy them, most of the time; The Twilight Zone movie was awesome. With some anthologies I’ve seen in the past, the stories don’t seem to fit together or the transition scenes between them are cumbersome, making it seem like a fucked up film festival. Had it…
I have taken the challenge of finding the strangest horror movies made and Carnival of Souls (1962) fits that list perfectly. Somehow Mary Henry has survived a water-born car accident, while her friends died, and she has no memory of how. For whatever reason she goes to Utah to take a job as a church…
The Super (2018) is another of those movies that were released in other parts of the world a year before the USA, and since that’s where I live, I will use that year. When I first started watching, I was concerned with the possible rip-off of The Shining because of the focus on the boiler….
Taking this journey of finding a classic horror movie to share with you each Thursday has been one exciting adventure. I came across Spellcaster (1992) in the listing for Comet TV, and having never heard of it, I did a bit of digging to find out what it was. To my dismay, there is very…
I love possession and haunting movies if they are done right, and The Possession of Hannah Grace (2018) is a good take on the theme. However, I do wish they would’ve left it with the original title of Cadáver; it just makes more sense. For the most part, this film moves along quickly, though, there…
Burnt Offerings (1976) for me is like a twisted baby of Hill House and The Shining that has a cousin at the Bates Motel. I’m still unsure why it has the title it does. That aside, I found it quite entertaining. I think Bette Davis’ role is the lowest-key character I’ve seen her play. She’s…
The only other gay horror/thriller that I’ve seen was a typical slasher that I loved, however today, I’m not talking about that one, I’m talking about B&B (2017). The English countryside setting is charming, even the house has potential to make a fun little gothic tale or even a vampire flick. If it’d been either,…
Dang, with only the opening credits and score, I’m hooked, and I want to see Night of Demons (1988). Is it because of the cheesy synthesizer sounds? Maybe. Could it be the strange animations? Another possibility. Whatever piqued my interest so quickly, movie makers of today need to figure out, because I’m tired of the…
