There are many movies that can classified as bad but good and most would dump this film in with the lot, but surprisingly, The Woman Eater, or Womaneater as it was known […]
It Would Be Wise to Evade… – The Woman Eater (1958)
Not What the Bride Imagined – Hatchet for the Honeymoon (1970)
Written by Mario Bava and Santiago Moncada and directed by Bava, Hatchet for the Honeymoon is a giallo film from 1970 that is equal parts psychological thriller and horror. Considered to be […]
Dealing With Devils – The Flesh and the Fiends (1960)
Burke and Hare, self-described ressurectionists, have been portrayed on film many times over the years and such is the case here in The Flesh and the Fiends starring Peter Cushing. Though they […]
By Any Means… – The Beast Must Die (1974)
The Beast Must Die is as much a mystery as it is a horror because the makers of the film intentionally set it up that way. At the beginning of the movie, […]
Marriage, Ghosts, Pregnancy… – And Now the Screaming Starts (1973)
In 1973, Amicus Productions would release And Now the Screaming starts to average reviews that were at least partly warranted. The story is decent, if not one that has been seen many […]
Class is in Session – Satan’s School for Girls (1973)
Satan’s School for Girls is a short little chiller directed by David Lowell Rich for television back in 1973. As evidenced by the title, Satan play’s a part in the film, perhaps […]
Tabanga Rises – From Hell It Came (1957)
From Hell It Came is as ominous a title as you may ever hear. It conjures up all sorts of nastiness in your mind like devils, demons or what have you and […]
All About Customer Service – The Body Snatcher (1945)
There is no real mystery as to what The Body Snatcher might be about, the title telling you quite plainly just what it is. Despite that, you find yourself mesmerized by a […]
Once Upon a Time… – I Walked With a Zombie (1943)
Despite its somewhat ominous title, I Walked With a Zombie, for the most part, is really quite beautiful. A strange thing to say perhaps when talking about a horror film, but this […]
Now Boarding… – The Ghost Ship (1943)
The Ghost Ship is another film by Val Lewton whose title is a little misleading, a movie most would assume to be a horror when in fact is more of a suspense-laden […]
