The House of a Thousand Dolls (1967) is touted as American International Pictures sleaziest film, and I guess for the time it was, but by today’s standards it’s not. This is one of my least favorite AIP Vincent Price movies. The idea is great, but the layer of suspense isn’t as strong as their other…
Now, where were we? Dr. William Burroughs A remake of a film I’ve never seen is still a remake; well, I don’t remember seeing Rabid (1977) anyway. Now that I’ve seen Rabid (2019), I’m not going to make an effort to find the original; this ruined whatever qualities it may have. For whatever reason, I…
I want you out of my house. Charlie I saw an ad for The Intruder (2019) on Starz, so I figured what the hell, it’s got Dennis Quaid, so how bad can it be? I’m amazed still on Quaid’s performance as Charlie, even when he crossed the line into ‘The Shining’ territory. The story follows…
Can you believe it’s already 2020? I can’t, but here it is. And here’s my watch list of horror movies released in the USA in 2020. Of course, like last year, I’ll be adding a ton more through the months since they pop up like gray hairs. Must See Antlers was on my list from…
Suspiria (1977) is the first in the Three Mothers series, second is Inferno (1980), which was amazing, with the final being The Mother of Tears (2007).
For 2019, I challenged myself to watch as many horror movies with a USA release of 2019 as possible. I had an initial list of movies that I wanted to see, and then as others presented themselves to me, I watched them. My biggest problem with horror movies in this millennium is the constant regurgitation…
I’ve seen some fucked up (not a bad thing) movies throughout the years, but I think La Noche Del Virgen (The Night of the Virgin) (2016) hits close to the top of that list. It was filmed and produced in Spain, and, yes, it’s in Spanish, but that doesn’t matter to me (sometimes I read…
Die, Monster, Die (1965) is a loose adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft’s story The Colour Out of Space, and I can see the influence of American International Pictures Corman-Poe adaptations. The sets are lavish, giving the Gothic Romance feeling as is present in many of this company’s adaptations. I watched The Curse, which follows first, not…
