In this version of the story featuring the fabled killer, he is portrayed by Klaus Kinski and he is both excellent and terrifying in the role. If one man was born to […]
A Name Well-Earned – Jack the Ripper (1976)
Lacking Bite – Lady Dracula (1977)
If ever there was a title for a film that spelled a winning combination, it is this one. Or at least you would think it would be. On one hand you have […]
Killing Her Was a Mistake – La vendetta di Lady Morgan (1965)
La vendetta di Lady Morgan, otherwise known as The Vengeance of Lady Morgan or Lady Morgan’s Vengeance is a beautifully shot gothic horror that sees a group of scoundrels worm their way […]
Loved By Two Men – The Playgirls and the Vampire (1962)
The Playgirls and the Vampire is a fantastic early Italian gothic horror film and not necessarily because it is scary but because it also features a number of preposterous scenes that take […]
You Do Not Want to See Her Cry – The Curse of the Crying Woman (1961)
Sometimes when there is nothing else to watch, a good old fashioned ghost story can fill that need and The Curse of the Crying Woman is a great little tale of that […]
They Rise Once Again – Night of the Seagulls (1975)
Night of the Seagulls, or La Noche de las gaviotas, is a return to form for the fourth and final film in the series. It once again retells the origin of the […]
Stay Away From the… – Tombs of the Blind Dead (1972)
What better way to start off a film than shots of a spooky looking monastery and then cut to girls by a pool in bikinis? Sure it might be a little ominous […]
Poor Tom Finds Himself… – Tormented (1960)
Bert I. Gordon and frequent collaborator George Worthing Yates bring to life a story of a man named Tom who is getting married. A simple enough tale, that is until his ex-girlfriend […]
If Looks Could Kill – House of Horrors (1946)
Poor Marcel. Nobody has it worse than a starving artist for it is not only their body that starves, but their soul. At least so Marcel would have you believe, and after […]
If Only this Film Had Remained in the… – House of the Black Death (1965)
Where to start with this atrocious waste of time? The beginning probably, as it is as good a place as any. The film starts out with a three and a half monologue […]
