There’s a good argument for deeming Finnish filmmaker Renny Harlin as the case study of a Hollywood director during the 1990s. His films...

Nyi Blorong or the Snake Queen of Indonesian and Javanese mythology – a sort of combination of elemental goddess, djinn, and succubus...

The concept of rock ‘n roll horror began sometime around the release of Brian De Palma’s The Phantom of the Paradise (1974) and...

The concept of giallo is hard enough to define on its own without considering the larger impact of pop-thrillers made outside of Italy...

William Friedkin’s Cruising (1980) is a film rich in production history, controversy, and revisionism. It brought together the director...

King Hu’s Come Drink with Me (1966) and the female knight-errant wuxia released in its wake helped establish Shaw Bros. as the Hong Kong...

Looking at the credits of Cheerleaders' Wild Weekend (also known as The Great American Girl Robbery), the name Chuck Russell jumps out...

By the early ‘90s, the ever-dependable Italian exploitation machine was drying up as the international home video era had put the...

Best-known for his groundbreaking yakuza crime pictures, Kinji Fukasaku was an insanely prolific filmmaker, who dabbled across genres...

Alfred Sole’s Alice, Sweet Alice is a quintessential late stage proto-slasher (one Patrick and I briefly covered during the prototype...