While it does not seem as such, The Attic released in 1980 is a horror film, so much so that when it finally hits the audience, they come to the realization that […]
The Truth Will Set You Free – The Attic (1980)
Forbidden Love – The Undertaker (1988)
As far as lost films go, The Undertaker was never really lost simply merely forgotten and never released the year it was made. Bootlegged out in poor quality until a proper release […]
Completely and Thoroughly… – Twisted (1986)
If there is one boy that can give Damien from The Omen a run for his money it is Mark Collins as played by Christian Slater in Twisted, released in 1986. One […]
He Has the… – Touch of Death (1988)
Directed by master of the macabre Lucio Fulci, Touch of Death which went straight to video is perhaps the worst film he ever made or at least close to it – a […]
More Than Grapes in… – The Vineyard (1989)
A good villain is always appreciated and when it comes to James Wong, the man continually makes for a good villain no matter the picture he is in. Here, while he is […]
More Than He Was Looking For – Mutant (1984)
Whether one calls it Mutant or Night Shadows as it was originally known, this unassuming movie about zombies is almost like a hidden gem amongst the many films released in 1984. When […]
Issue by Issue – Supernatural Thrillers #4
Writer – Ron GoulartArtist – Win MortimerLetters – Jean Izzo Much like The Invisible Man, the story of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde has been adapted into various mediums numerous times and […]
A Different Sort of Love Letter – My Bloody Valentine (1981)
When it comes to slashers, Canadian-made My Bloody Valentine is one of the all-time greats. Featuring an urban legend within the film about a miner that returns every Valentine’s Day to butcher […]
Voodoo… of a Sort – Zombie Island Massacre (1984)
There is not a lot to love about Zombie Island Massacre even though it is sort of fun in a very Z-list movie type of way. What really galls about the entire […]
Head and Heart – Macabre (1980)
For want of a strange horror film, look no further than Lamberto Bava’s Macabre released in 1980. It begins innocently enough as audiences follow a woman on her way to an affair, […]
