If one were to think of a strange horror movie, Maniac Killer is just that. It finds some men torturing women, trying to free them of sin because women are always the […]
If Only – Maniac Killer (1987)
Another Life – Near Dark (1987)
When it comes to the subject of vampires in film, Near Dark is a great example of both the subject being done right and the movie doing something different with it. By […]
Nocturnal Escapades – Blood Beat (1983)
Sarah has accompanied her boyfriend back to his parent’s place and while they seem like a nice normal family, she gets a bit of a cold reception. Perhaps that is due to […]
Hate Beyond the Grave – Rest in Pieces (1987)
Rest in Pieces is a bit of absurdity that finds a couple inheriting their old aunt’s fortune which of course, does not come without strings – namely avoiding the dead woman’s insanity […]
One Frame of Mind – Death Warmed Up (1984)
Death Warmed Up, a New Zealand offering from 1984, is a horror movie that oddly compels its viewers if only to find out if there is anything that will make a lick […]
They Will Feel Her Wrath – Aenigma (1987)
Kathy is not the most popular nor the most attractive girl at school and because of that fact, she finds herself the target of bullies. One night while playing a prank on […]
In One Sense, It Was a… – Killer Party (1986)
Killer Party is a slasher that one either loves or hates though there is a bit of middle-ground to be had as one can simply enjoy it for what it tries to […]
Song of the Day: Bernard Herrmann – Prelude from Psycho
A great movie needs a great score and Bernard Herrmann would deliver that for Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho.
Preserving His Love – Mortuary (1983)
Mortuary is a fun film from 1983 that stars Mary Beth McDonough as Christie, a young woman who believes that she has witnessed the murder of her father. Her mother insists that […]
A Curse Across Time – Manhattan Baby (1982)
Manhattan Baby, directed by the great Lucio Fulci, is a disconnected and disconcerting effort that makes little sense and simply ends up being a very strange yet somehow compelling piece of film. […]
