More than anything, The Ghoul is a movie that is famous for being a ‘lost film,’ one of those pictures that were lost to time for whatever reason and of which few […]
Buried Prematurely – The Ghoul (1933)
They Found Themselves in… – The Incredible Petrified World (1957)
History will never remember Jerry Warren for being a great filmmaker; in fact it will most likely be the opposite. The man was cheap, even cheaper than Roger Corman when it came […]
Experimented Upon, They Were… – The Unearthly (1957)
Once again, John Carradine has stepped into the role of the mad doctor with 1957’s The Unearthly, a strange title to be sure, but one that does immediately call forth images of […]
Unadulterated… – Terror in the Haunted House (1958)
Though the title of this film is a little generic, it does accurately convey what the film is all about, if not in the classic sense that most would think. There is […]
Music, Mystery, Murder and Laughter – You’ll Find Out (1940)
You’ll Find Out is a comedy, not a horror as one might suspect with the lineup that it boasts, featuring Kay Kyser in the lead and supported by Boris Karloff, Bela Lugosi, […]
A Witch, a Curse and the… – Fangs of the Living Dead (1969)
Fangs of the Living Dead is the English-language version of Malenka or Malenka: La Nipote del Vampir among others and it also happened to be the first horror film directed by Amando […]
Fortitude or Man-God? – Chinese Hercules (1973)
If you tuned into this movie or purchased in the hopes of seeing a Chinese Hercules, you will probably be disappointed. There is nary a Hercules in sight, nor is there any […]
Almost Otherworldly… – Night of the Big Heat (1967)
If there was one dream-team during the 1960s, it was Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee and director Terence Fisher. Alone, they all did great works and together, no matter the combination, they made […]
Never Too Late For Revenge – Crowhaven Farm (1970)
It is a plain fact that witches, the Devil or any combination thereof make a horror movie that much better. Witches can be alluring and beautiful or utterly hideous, good or bad […]
It Was a Dark and Stormy Night… – The Victim (1972)
As far as thrillers go, The Victim is a pretty standard affair, only setting itself apart thanks to leading lady Elizabeth Montgomery of Bewitched fame. While many of the elements that make […]
