Bloodsucking Freaks (aka: The Incredible Torture Show, 1976) is a particularly bad movie from a particularly bad filmmaker, but it is also

Jeff Burr’s directorial debut From a Whisper to a Scream (aka: The Offspring, 1987), isn’t a particularly obscure title and even benefited

While Walerian Borowczyk’s work is unique enough to remain relatively obscure outside of cult and arthouse circles, he did make one film...

Director Anthony Mann made a name for himself as a director of crime noir during the ‘40s, eventually bringing that darkness to a series of

Walerian Borowczyk’s perverse portmanteau, Immoral Tales (French: Contes Immoraux, 1974), was the Polish-born director's moment to break out

Polish-born filmmaker Walerian Borowczyk belongs to a small fraternity of directors that brought a unique, artistic, and often dream-like...

Pete Walker was a unique talent in British exploitation and horror. He began pushing boundaries early as a director-for-hire on a popular...

Following one too many financial disappointments (Home on the Range, 2004), Disney Animation announced that they wouldn’t be making any more

The fourth film in Roger Corman’s Poe cycle series, Tales of Terror (1962), helped kick off a brief-lived ‘golden era’ of horror anthologies

Following years of modest success with ultra cheap B-movies, Roger Corman garnered critical attention with a series of movies based on the..