Some might say that Michael Landon was never better than when he played troubled teenager Tony in I Was a Teenage Werewolf, and there are others that will look at these same […]
Unbeknownst to Me,… – I Was a Teenage Werewolf (1957)
Born Anew… – I Was a Teenage Frankenstein (1957)
I Was a Teenage Frankenstein is a horror film famous for a number of reasons including the exceptional makeup sported by the creature within and for the merging of two different genres […]
A Disco Kind of Love – Nocturna: Granddaughter of Dracula (1979)
Nai Bonet stars as Nocturna, Dracula’s granddaughter who is tired of hanging around the family castle all the time and running it while her grandpa sleeps the rest of his life away […]
A Blast to the Past – The Undead (1957)
There are only two reasons, maybe three, to really watch The Undead. The first being if you are a fan of Roger Corman as he always delivers quite a bit of schlocky […]
Buried Prematurely – The Ghoul (1933)
More than anything, The Ghoul is a movie that is famous for being a ‘lost film,’ one of those pictures that were lost to time for whatever reason and of which few […]
Experimented Upon, They Were… – The Unearthly (1957)
Once again, John Carradine has stepped into the role of the mad doctor with 1957’s The Unearthly, a strange title to be sure, but one that does immediately call forth images of […]
Unadulterated… – Terror in the Haunted House (1958)
Though the title of this film is a little generic, it does accurately convey what the film is all about, if not in the classic sense that most would think. There is […]
Music, Mystery, Murder and Laughter – You’ll Find Out (1940)
You’ll Find Out is a comedy, not a horror as one might suspect with the lineup that it boasts, featuring Kay Kyser in the lead and supported by Boris Karloff, Bela Lugosi, […]
A Witch, a Curse and the… – Fangs of the Living Dead (1969)
Fangs of the Living Dead is the English-language version of Malenka or Malenka: La Nipote del Vampir among others and it also happened to be the first horror film directed by Amando […]
Almost Otherworldly… – Night of the Big Heat (1967)
If there was one dream-team during the 1960s, it was Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee and director Terence Fisher. Alone, they all did great works and together, no matter the combination, they made […]
