Strange Confession is that type of movie that starts out a little uneven but then vastly improves as it moves on until you cannot stop watching. At first you want to stop […]
He Has A… – Strange Confession (1945)
Neither Dead Nor Alive – The Frozen Ghost (1945)
Starring as a hypnotist, Lon Chaney Jr. is Gregor the Great, a man who can hypnotize people into doing whatever he wants. One night he is mocked by an audience member, saying […]
To See Again With a… – Dead Man’s Eyes (1944)
Dead Man’s Eyes is a nice little whodunnit that stars Lon Chaney Jr. as an artist who loses his sight and whether it was by accident or on purpose is ultimately left […]
Not So Weird – Weird Woman (1944)
The second Inner Sanctum Mystery to hit the silver screen is a vast improvement over the first with a much stronger script taken from a novel by science-fiction stalwart Fritz Lieber and […]
Did He Do It? – Calling Dr. Death (1943)
The Inner Sanctum Mysteries was a radio program once upon a time that was popular enough to garner a film series from Universal. Calling Dr. Death is the first such film and […]
Different Shades – The Blood Drinkers (1964)
The one thing that Kulay Dugo ang Gabi, otherwise known as The Blood Drinkers is famous for, is the way that colour is used throughout the film. Sometimes the picture would be […]
Who to Trust? – The Accursed (1957)
As far as thrillers go, The Accursed is a good one, if a fairly standard one and if you can overlook a couple of flaws in the story such as the very […]
Retirement Sucks! – Late Phases (2014)
For a film about werewolves, Late Phases is a fairly standard beast. Nothing about the film really breaks the mold, but they at least tried something a little unconventional in the form […]
Do Not Anger the… – Demon Witch Child (1975)
Originally titled La endemoniada, this Spanish film directed by Amando de Ossorio is a tale of exorcism that while not wholly original, does its best by involving witches and sacrifice and all […]
The Undying Monster (1942) – The Visuals
The Telltale Mind 