The Hackers, as one might surmise, does not have anything to do with computers. It is hard to imagine what that movie might look like from a horror perspective if it were, […]
A Family That Slays Together… – The Hackers (1988)
Second Chances – Dan Curtis’ Dracula (1974)
Dan Curts, no stranger to horror when 1974 would roll around, would team up with Jack Palance once again to bring Dracula to the small screen and much like their first project […]
The Man In the Mirror – The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1968)
Those who might take a gander at The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde released in 1968 might think it a BBC production as it looks very much like it […]
Do Not Disturb the Nest – Ants (1977)
Sometimes nature just needs to flex and when an old hotel is being renovated, unusually aggressive and poisonous ants make themselves known to some very unfortunate souls. The picture takes place at […]
The Eternal Gunfighter – Curse of the Undead (1959)
In a small town, women are dying by mysterious means, the only mark upon their bodies being two wounds to the neck. Doc Carter has no idea what could be causing it, […]
Not the Best of Holidays – Summer of Fear (1978)
Also called Stranger in Our House, Summer of Fear is a made-for-television movie by the one and only Wes Craven. Those expecting some real solid horror featuring blood and guts and so […]
The Music of the Night – The World of Vampires (1961)
Count Subotai who had previously looked to rid the world of humankind many years previous, looks to do so again and eliminate his enemies so that there will be nobody left to […]
Of the Spider and the Fly – The Spider (1958)
Carol Flynn is heading to school one day with her boyfriend Mike when she tells him she is worried about her father as he never returned home the night before. Mike blows […]
Through the Door – The Haunted Palace (1963)
Once upon a time, Roger Corman would make a series of pictures based on the works of Edgar Allen Poe. One of those would be called The Haunted Palace, based upon a […]
An Unusual Hunger – Nosferatu the Vampyre (1979)
There have been many films over the years that would tackle Bram Stoker’s Dracula, and 1979 would find the story making its way to the big screen, courtesy of Werner Herzog. Instead […]
