Sometimes, you run across an obscure exploitation movie that is such a perfect storm of strange ideas, outrageous images, and recognizable

Following fantastic, genre-bending screenplays for Robert Harmon’s The Hitcher (1986) and Kathryn Bigelow’s Near Dark (1987), Eric Red began

Jeff Lieberman’s Squirm (1976) is probably best-known among genre fans as the butt of so-bad-it’s-good jokes, like a regular stint as late..

Last year, before I had this website set up, I made a single track mix of Italian horror/thriller themes and uploaded it onto my underused..

Given the manner in which duties were shared and credits were ‘earned’ during the early days of the post-WWII Italian film industry, many of

Some movies adaptations are released at the peak of their property’s popularity, hitting the zeitgeist right between the eyes and strengthen

Mr. BIG, Bert I. Gordon’s Food of the Gods (1976) follow-up was another loose H.G. Welles adaptation for AIP. Empire of the Ants concerns...

1999 was a watershed year for American films, anchored by incendiary, challenging, and weird movies, like The Wachowski’s The Matrix...

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

Loosely based on a story by H.G. Welles about goo from the ground that causes the animals that eat it to grow to alarming sizes...