Writer – Allyn Brodsky, David Michelinie Artist – Jim Craig Inker – Bob Budiansky, Bruce Patterson Colours – George Bell Letters – Irving Watanabe Disastrous airquakes are affecting the hidden city of […]
Issue by Issue – Marvel Two-In-One Annual #4
From Out of the Darkness – Monster in the Closet (1986)
Troma is famous for trying to blend horror and comedy into what is usually ends up being a ridiculous film and Monster in the Closet is no exception. Sadly, it is neither […]
Forgotten By All Is… – The Unnamable (1988)
Over the years, there have been many memorable monsters that have appeared on the big screen that run the gamut from those that come in human form like Dracula to extraterrestrial creatures […]
In a World of Pure Imagination… – Cellar Dweller (1988)
Unassuming is what would immediately come to mind when thinking of Cellar Dweller because it seems like one of those films that few talk about. Watching it is an entirely different experience […]
Finding a Way – The Shape of Water (2017)
Directed by Guillermo del Toro, The Shape of Water is both classic monster movie in the vein of those Universal horror films of days gone by and an irregular, yet stunning romance. […]
From the Depths, a… – Monster (1980)
When you take God-fearing men in the concrete business, drop them in Columbia with superstitious locals and a giant lake creature, you know a good time is about to be had. Factor […]
They Should Have Avoided… – The Keep (1983)
The Keep is one of those movies famously known for being more than the sum of its parts, a film that ended up not being the final vision of its director, but […]
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 […]
From the Stars, a… – Terror in the Midnight Sun (1959)
Sometimes a film can go by many names and Terror in the Midnight Sun just happens to be one of those. It was originally called Rymdinvasion i Lappland or Space Invasion of Lapland, […]
Gold, Murder, Science and a… – Voodoo Woman (1957)
American International Pictures probably meant Voodoo Woman to be taken seriously as a horror film and while it was not awful in the strictest sense, it was not scary in the slightest. […]
The Telltale Mind 