In 1971, Mario Bava decided to grace the world with one of his best pictures and arguably one of the first slashers to make its way to the screen – A Bay […]
Awash in… – A Bay of Blood (1971)
Issue by Issue – Night Force #1
Writer – Marv Wolfman Artist – Gene Colan Inker – Bob Smith Colours – Michele Wolfman Letters – John Costanza In 1982, Marv Wolfman and Gene Colan would unleash a new horror […]
When the Organ Plays, it Heralds a… – Feast of Flesh (1967)
There is a killer prowling the beaches, looking for young ladies that he might take a fancy to. To claim such beauties, he injects them with heroin which then makes them compliant […]
Murder and Lust and… – Blood and Lace (1971)
Blood and Lace is a horror movie released in 1971 that features quite a bit of blood and very little lace. The film was a slasher by all accounts before the term […]
Just in Time for a… – Flesh Feast (1970)
Over the course of her career, Veronica Lake, like many actors and actresses, had highs and lows. Flesh Feast was a definite low and it would prove to be the last film […]
Mind Capsules – Moonshine #1 and Amazing Spider-Man #19
Moonshine #1 Writer – Brian Azzarello Artist – Eduardo Risso Colours – Eduardo Risso Letters – Jared H. Fletcher As one might guess by the title of this book, it is indeed […]
Resurrected Was… – The Naked Witch (1964)
Drivel is the best way to sum up this movie. Pure, unadulterated drivel. There is not a single thing within this picture that redeems the hour you just wasted your life upon […]
Become Ensnared in… – The Maze (1953)
Kitty knows that Gerald has a secret, what she fails to understand is why he is keeping it from her, especially as they are to be married. Also, what does that maze […]
A Battle for the Ages – Frankenstein Meets the Space Monster (1965)
For pure entertainment value, there is nothing better or more atrocious than Frankenstein Meets the Space Monster. It is so absolutely insane at times that you cannot help but love every minute […]
Simply Misunderstood – Blood of Dracula (1957)
Blood of Dracula was an American International Pictures release sandwiched between I Was a Teenage Werewolf and I Was a Teenage Frankenstein. For all intents and purposes, they could have called this […]
