There was a time when Roger Corman thought he was done directing feature films, but along came a man with a lot of money to woo him out of retirement. Looking high […]
There was a time when Roger Corman thought he was done directing feature films, but along came a man with a lot of money to woo him out of retirement. Looking high […]
Released in 1955, The Atomic Man is a light bit of fluff that is full of easy humour, a bit of science-fiction and a decent helping of nuclear espionage. It is a […]
Directed by Terence Fisher, Island of Terror, released in 1966, may not be the most memorable of pictures to be associated with the man, but it is a fun one. There would […]
The most remarkable thing about Roger Corman’s Teenage Caveman, which was released in 1958, is that it stars a very young Robert Vaughn as the titular character. Everyone has to start somewhere, […]
There would be one time during his career as a writer that Stephen King would step away from the pen and paper to direct a film and that would be in 1986 […]
Contamination is an Italian horror and science-fiction effort from Luigi Cozzi, a movie about an alien invasion that never really gets off the ground thanks to a couple of stalwart heroes as […]
When it comes to low-budget and obscure, one has to look no further than The Spirits of Jupiter as it fits the bill more than most and yet, that does not mean […]
In 1966, United Pictures released Dimension 5, a movie that blended science fiction and espionage to create something a little different from the norm. Sadly, it was all a little underwhelming when […]
Written and directed by Fred Dekker, the same man who gave the world The Monster Squad, Night of the Creeps is a mishmash of everything one can think of and while some […]
If there is one thing that can be said of B horror films, it is that they can either be really good, really bad or ‘so bad it’s good,’ and The Man […]