Arguably, House by the Cemetery was Fulci’s last great movie, but it didn’t quite mark the end of his prime era. In 1982, he unleashed his

Once upon a time, I spent five weeks in a sterile hospital room that I wasn’t allowed to leave. I was stuffed to the gills with medication

Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s Pulse (Japanese: Kairo), released several months before 9/11 in 2001, was a particular high point in the post-Ring...

In the early 1980s, Lucio Fulci was riding the highest high of his entire career. Following a successful run of spaghetti westerns, gialli

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Dario Argento often cites Phenomena (aka: Creepers, 1985) as his favorite and most personal motion picture, despite it being generally...

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The cannibal movies released throughout 1970s and early ’80s sit high on the list of the most tasteless, mean-spirited, and controversial

As the 1990s rolled around, Dario Argento was surfing on the momentum of one of his biggest international hits, Opera (aka: Terror at the...

Perverted, possessed, and/or evil nun stories have likely been around as long as Catholic women have donned the habit and pledged themselves