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 […]
For His Sacrifice, a… – Face of Fire (1959)
Issue by Issue – Doctor Strange Vol.2 #75
Writer – Roger Stern Artist – Sal Buscema Inker – Mark Badger Colours – Bob Sharen Letters – Joe Rosen With this issue, Roger Stern delivers a bit of a mixed pot […]
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, […]
Four Colour Thoughts – Winnebago Graveyard #1
The Creators – Steve Niles – Writer, Alison Sampson – Artist, Stephane Paitreau – Colours, Aditya Bidikar – Letters The Players – Dan, Christie, Bobby The Story – Dark rites, resurrection, a […]
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 […]
Quiet and Unassuming, He Was the… – Man in the Attic (1953)
Jack the Ripper was a man accredited with killing five women, though some might suspect that he had innumerable kills to his name. He could have been a doctor or a pauper […]
Out of the Mists of Time, a… – Giant From the Unknown (1958)
After seeing films grace the big screen with giant spiders, giant ants, giant men and giant women, what could one possibly follow them up with? There seems to be only one logical […]
Devious, Devilish and Dangerous – The Spider Woman Strikes Back (1946)
The Spider Woman Strikes Back is an entertaining chiller from Universal that finds a young woman named Jean Kingsley move to a small town to take up a job as a secretary […]
Issue by Issue – The Demon #16
Writer – Jack Kirby Artist – Jack Kirby Inker – Mike Royer Letters – Mike Royer In the final issue of Jack Kirby’s The Demon, it finds the monster facing his greatest […]
In Swoops… – The Vulture (1967)
As far as horror films go, The Vulture is not a very good one. In fact, there is no horror to speak of except for the wasted time of the audience, for […]
