In Day of the Beast, a Basque priest Angel is on a mission to commit as much sin as possible. He thinks the Antichrist will be born at midnight on Christmas Eve, and if he can gain Satan’s trust he can get into the Antichrist’s birth ceremony and kill it.
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Capturing both the spirit and turning point of the Sixties counter-culture movement, Tonino...
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It is strange to think that there was a time when folk horror was not a highly visible, easily...
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William Lustig’s grindhouse, working class variant of Death Wish begins with a blunt statement of intent: first shot, Nick (Fred Williamson) staring into the camera, “I don’t know about you guys, but I’ve had it up to here.” He’s addressing a gathering of citizens. “You want your city back? Take it!” The title
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Writer/director Yoshihiro Nishimura tones down his usual over-the-top violence and gore to deliver...
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A Euro art-horror evocation of the Elizabeth Bathory legend filtered through a gothic libertine...
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Though I’m a complete sucker for this kind of thing, you could understand how even by the...
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Blue Underground have released a stellar new 4K disc of William Lustig’s cult classic slasher,...
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The early nineties though, were an odd time for horror films, though there were obvious exceptions...
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Cult Italian filmmaker Lucio Fulci revisits the giallo genre in his scuzzy 1982 film The New York Ripper.
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Following a flurry of activity in the early-to-mid ’Eighties, Lucio Fulci continued to endure—at...
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Blue Underground have shot for the moon and hit the stars with the image quality on their House by the Cemetery 4K disc.
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