While not quite a ‘lost classic,’ Tibor Takacs’ I, Madman (1989) is one of many creative, entertaining, medium budget, late ‘80s horror...

Somewhere, deep in the annals of term papers and unpublished dissertations, some well-intentioned soul probably made a meaningful cultural..

Following many years of Hammer and Amicus dominance, Robert Hartford-Davis’ Corruption (aka: Carnage, 1968) became an early example of the..

The Mutilator was one of a select number of American-made horror movies that was granted unrated theatrical and home video release in the...

In the winter of 1982, a twelve-man research team at a remote Antarctic research station discovers an alien buried in the snow for over...

Mariano Baino’s Dark Waters was released in 1994 – a time when the Italian horror industry was lumbering out of its golden era and into...

Die, Monster, Die! (aka: Monster of Terror, 1965) is only the second official film adaptation of an H.P. Lovecraft story, following...

Even if it wasn’t a pretty good little movie, The Resurrected would be worth a glance due to the fact that it was the second of only two...

In 1987, actor David Keith (not to be confused with actor Keith David) was given a chance to direct a mid-budget horror movie for Italian...

Stuart Gordon’s career spans a plethora of genres and subjects, but the critical acclaim behind Edmund (2005) and the growing cult following