The initial wave of vigilante films, with special consideration to Death Wish and its conservative progeny, drew upon an apocalyptic paranoia that American society was in collapse and the only way to survive was through violence.
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U.K. fear-fare feature The Curse of Hobbes House combines supernatural familial curses with zombie...
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Capturing both the spirit and turning point of the Sixties counter-culture movement, Tonino...
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In both All I Desire (1953) and There’s Always Tomorrow (1955), Barbara Stanwyck stars as the...
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Unsparing in its cynicism and unflinching in its tension, director Lawrence Gough’s psychological...
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Indonesian witches are uniquely brutal, vengeful creatures. Not content with merely cursing their enemies, sorcerers from the Indonesian Archipelago are infamously cruel and bloodthirsty.
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When you think of the career of Don Siegel two items readily spring to mind: he helmed the...
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Rest in peace, Mr. Carver, and thank you for the cinematic memories.
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Fred Dekker’s professional film career began when he was tapped by director Steve Miner to...
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It can be argued that there is a massive cultural and artistic difference in the image of a bare chested woman to a bare chested man in film, however, when one denies “seeing” the male form as something more than a character in transition from being clothed to not, it can be absolutely considered a dismissal of female and non-hetero male sexuality.
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Holiday-themed horror, especially end-of-the-year holiday-themed horror has been a passion of mine...
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While writer director Marc Price’s science fiction feature Dune Drifter (U.K., 2020) may not have a huge budget, it certainly doesn’t feel like anything is missing on screen. The space opera offering serves up taut suspense, an engaging story, and terrific performances.
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