Boris Karloff stars in The Climax, a 1944 film about a man who is obsessed with a prima donna so much so that he kills her and years later when another comes […]
A Voice Only For Him – The Climax (1944)
From Out of the Dark Comes the… – Night Monster (1942)
Bela Lugosi, Lionel Atwill, Don Porter and Irene Hervey star in Night Monster, a 1942 shocker from Universal Pictures looking to scare the pants off of the audience by dropping bodies faster […]
If Only He Had the… – Blood of the Vampire (1958)
Blood of the Vampire is a horror film that while horrific in some aspects, does not feature any vampires within, at least not those that most viewers would expect. The movie even […]
Always Underestimated – Vampirella: On Alien Wings
Ron Goulart returns to pen yet another adventure featuring Vampirella and like the first book in the series, it contains three interconnected stories, the common thread between them being the titular star […]
Coming Home to Roost – Stepfather II (1987)
If there were one horror film that did not need a sequel, it would be The Stepfather as it told a perfectly whole story with an ending that did not call for […]
Not the Marrying Kind – The Stepfather (1987)
Terry O’Quinn stars as a man who is looking for the perfect family. He wants a wife who loves, honours and obeys him and children who do what they are told and […]
Seven Keys, Seven Locks and a… – Chamber of Horrors (1940)
Chamber of Horrors or The Door With Seven Locks as it was originally called, is not so much a horror film as it is a mystery, though it does contain elements of the […]
Where Death Has Two Legs – Murders in the Zoo (1933)
In this Paramount-produced shocker, there is a beast that stalks its prey at the zoo and it is none other than Lionel Atwill who is truly chilling as the jealous husband who […]
Playing With Fire – The Mad Doctor of Market Street (1942)
As far as horror films go, The Mad Doctor of Market Street is a strange beast. It begins with Lionel Atwill playing the mad doctor/scientist on Market Street who looks to perfect […]
Love During Death – The Mad Ghoul (1943)
Though Turhan Bey might have gotten top billing in this film, it belonged to George Zucco who would play the mad scientist, enamoured with his student’s girlfriend and turning his pupil into […]
