Depending on who you are, there is either a lot to love about Fangs or a lot to hate as the movie is definitely not one of those that people ever talk […]
Long in the Tooth – Fangs (1974)
Best Left Among the Dead – Aquarium of the Dead (2021)
Aquarium of the Dead is a film that should be all sorts of awesome. The title alone makes it sound as if there will be more than just the regular type of […]
A Changed Man – First Man Into Space (1959)
Some men seek fame while others are happy keeping to themselves and in the case of Lt. Dan Prescott who is a test pilot, he simply wants to push himself harder and […]
Working Together – Flight to Mars (1951)
In 1951, Monogram would release Flight to Mars – essentially an episode of Star Trek before Star Trek was even a thing. That is not a slight in any way either as […]
Immortality of a Sort – House of Wax (1953)
Vincent Price stars in House of Wax, released in 1953, a film whose title accurately describes to the audience what they are about to see though not necessarily of the horror they […]
Horror in the… – Dead of Night (1945)
As far as horror anthologies go, Dead of Night released in 1945 is a gem that seems to have been forgotten about compared to those that would be released in later years […]
Death is the Main Attraction – Circus of Horrors (1960)
Circus of Horrors is a fairly apt title as within said Big Top there are indeed quite a few horrors that take place and all of them at the behest of the […]
Not Just Gold in that Mine – Beast From the Haunted Cave (1959)
Beast From the Haunted Cave sounds like it would be an incredible film. Sadly, though it would have a haunted cave and a beast that lives within it, there would be little […]
From the Ice… – The Man With Nine Lives (1940)
Boris Karloff stars as Dr. Leon Kravaal, a doctor that is not quite so mad as he is passionate though he could be mistaken for the former. Having been revived from the […]
Secrets Unearthed – The Uninvited (1944)
Though it might have been slightly shocking with its fair share of scares upon its release in 1944, The Uninvited has lost some of that impact with the passage of time though […]
