Muscleman Mickey Hargitay stars as a recluse who wants nothing more than to be left alone in the big, old castle that he purchased a number of years ago to get away […]
There is No Leaving the… – Bloody Pit of Horror (1965)
Still On Duty – Maniac Cop 2 (1990)
Continuing straight off from the end of the first Maniac Cop feature film, the second installment finds heroes Bruce Campbell and Laurene Landon believing Officer Cordell to be dead, despite his missing […]
To Serve and Protect – Maniac Cop (1988)
Maniac Cop released in 1988 is a horror film that finds a policeman betrayed by the system that he believed in and as such, takes his frustrations and his rage out upon […]
Do Not Drink the Water! – The Curse (1987)
The Curse is an imaginative exercise in horror based upon H.P. Lovecraft’s The Colour Out of Space, a film that goes for the jugular with some extremely visceral images, forgoing all subtlety […]
Singing, Seduction and Murder – Point of Terror (1971)
When thinking of trashy films, it is hard not to think about Point of Terror released in 1971. For the most part, it could be called awful, but it is so hilariously […]
Within the House… – The Horror Show (1989)
While The Horror Show is not exactly a sequel to House or House II: The Second Story, it was marketed internationally outside the United States as House III: The Horror Show. Sequel […]
A New House, A New Evil – House 2: The Second Story (1987)
Where the 1986 horror film House went for a more serious tone, the first sequel, subtitled The Second Story, to be released the very next year went straight for the absurd. While […]
Fear Made Real – House (1986)
Roger is a man haunted by his past, the death of his aunt and by the strange disappearance of his son. His wife has left him and instead of writing a new […]
Stranded on the… – Planet of the Vampires (1965)
Planet of the Vampires is Mario Bava’s science-fiction extravaganza, a film pulled from the printed page and given life on the big screen, on par with any spectacle of the day. While […]
An Unusual Love – The Whip and the Body (1963)
When Christopher Lee cites The Whip and the Body as one of his favourite performances, it is easy to see why. Mario Bava’s production gave the man the chance to do something […]
