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..

Having either released or lost the chance to release Vincent Price’s most famous horror films (Kino Lorber ended up with a lot of the others

The incomparable Vincent Price’s identity as a sardonic and knowingly campy horror titan was expertly culled over a long series of...

Following years of modest success with ultra cheap B-movies, like It Conquered the World and Bucket of Blood, Roger Corman found critical...

Director Gore Verbinski doesn’t have a great batting average when it comes to ‘good’ movies, but, with the exception of his hyper-bland...

The Shape of Water lovability is intrinsically tied to the trademarks and repeated motifs already established throughout del Toro’s career.

In the lead-up to the theatrical release of Crimson Peak, co-writer/director Guillermo del Toro repeatedly stated that his latest film...

Director Antonio Margheriti (often credited as Anthony M. Dawson) spent most of his career at the mercy of subpar scripts and minuscule...

I tend to assume that I understand the appeal of nostalgia and even find myself a victim of the stuff on occasion, yet I cannot fathom the..