Face of the Screaming Werewolf is a Jerry Warren masterpiece and that statement can be taken any number of ways. Warren for those that may not know, is much akin to Roger […]
Look Upon the… – Face of the Screaming Werewolf (1964)
What Happened to… – All the Kind Strangers (1974)
If there is one word you could use to describe All the Kind Strangers, it would be disturbing. With a real Children of the Corn/Village of the Damned vibe, this television movie […]
An Unknown Assailant and the… – Scream of the Wolf (1974)
Scream of the Wolf is yet another made-for-television movie about a werewolf featuring Peter Graves in the lead. He plays a writer who is asked to help out with the investigation into […]
Death Strikes During the… – Moon of the Wolf (1972)
Made for television movies, specifically, those of the horror genre are usually a mixed bag. It is hard to show everything you want to show when trying to adhere to broadcast standards […]
Watch Village of the Damned Instead! – Devil Times Five (1974)
There are movies that are called terrible but are somewhat redeeming, films that are terrible and are truly deserved of the title and then there are pictures committed to celluloid like this […]
Dance, Dance, Dance, Dance – The Beach Girls and the Monster (1965)
There is not a lot to love about The Beach Girls and the Monster except its camp value and the moments when said monster emerges to kill a few of the surfers. […]
An Island of… – She Demons (1958)
There are some things that one can add to a horror or science-fiction movie that will almost always automatically make it worth watching. Staples one could call them and She Demon from […]
Who is the Man and Who the Monster? – The Monster Maker (1944)
There are many films about mad scientists doing mad things to normally innocent people, but there are few that take it as far as The Monster Maker does. In it, J.Carrol Naish, […]
The Mind Playing Tricks? – Invisible Ghost (1941)
More often than not, when you watch a film starring Bela Lugosi, the man has taken on the role of the villain. It can most likely be traced back to his star-making […]
Could It Be… – The Vampire Bat (1933)
Lionel Atwill and Fay Wray would appear in a number of pictures together, one of them being The Vampire Bat from 1933, preceded by Doctor X and followed by Mystery of the […]
