After the Universal Monsters were put to sleep and horror was seemingly taking a back-step to different genres of film in the nineteen fifties, it did not necessarily mean that it would […]
Only Nightmares Emerge From… – The Black Sleep (1956)
Framed… For Murder! – I Wake Up Screaming (1941)
Whether one wants to call this film I Wake up Screaming or Hot Spot, it is a captivating little noir starring Victor Mature, Betty Grable and Carole Landis. In it, Mature and […]
A Tropical Romance – Mr. Peabody and the Mermaid (1948)
Sometimes a film comes along that is perfectly constructed to put one at ease, to relax, to make them feel better or happy and transform the situation into a good one. Mr. […]
Out of Retirement With a… – Death Rage (1976)
If there is one thing that Yul Brynner excelled at, it was playing the tough guy and in Death Rage from 1976, Brynner would do so once again as a hit man […]
She’ll Cast a Spell on You – Baba Yaga (1973)
Baba Yaga is an Italian/French co-production released in 1973 based upon a comic book, namely Guido Crepax’s Valentina. Like all films based upon comic books, whether new or old, they never strictly […]
For His Sacrifice, a… – Face of Fire (1959)
After a fire disfigures his face, local handyman Monk Johnson’s world is turned upside down as he becomes a target not only for prejudice but for everything that is wrong in the […]
Sometimes the Past Catches Up – Miss Sadie Thompson (1953)
Sadie Thompson is a girl who just likes to have a little fun, a girl who wants to enjoy her life while she can – to do what she wants, when she […]
Unleashed are the… – Daughters of Satan (1972)
Future Magnum P.I. star Tom Selleck stars in this horror film about reincarnated witches who are out for revenge against the man that burned them at the stake and lo and behold, […]
Murder and Nightmares From Out of… – The Dark Past (1948)
William Holden plays a man on the run who takes a family hostage while Lee J. Cobb plays a psychoanalyst who means to help him. Holden is Al Walker – a killer […]
On the Road to Madness – Invisible Man in Mexico (1958)
When it comes to films featuring an invisible man, or woman in some cases, they all tend to feature a similar storyline whether it be the 1933 masterpiece starring Claude Rains, any […]
