Have We Met Somewhere Before? A Retrospective Look at Reincarnation in Modern Romance Films
I will admit to being highly interested in the paranormal. Ever since I was a child, I gravitated...
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Inscrutable melancholy – Edward Hopper in genre film
“I don’t know about art”, the saying goes, “but I know what I like.”...
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Nazi Zombies Invade Brooklyn’s Nitehawk Cinema
It is a not-so-little-known fact that exploitation cinema is enamored with Nazis. Why? Perhaps...
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Interview: Director Don Coscarelli Keeps It Weird
Don Coscarelli is back. The director of Phantasm makes a bizarre and welcome return to skewed...
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Interview: Barbara Steele
At the end of the 1960s, the world’s reigning horror queen, Barbara Steele, announced her...
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Episode No. 10: Dracula (1979): A Conversation with John Badham
Choose the audiovisual version above, or the audio-only version below On this episode, which...
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Another Black Sunday with You
The first time I ever saw Black Sunday, the American version of the Italian horror classic La...
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“Get out My Pendulum Kiddies, I Feel Like Swinging” – Vincent Price in Beach Party (1963)
The night Vincent Price died, television stations across the country ran the Pendulum scene from...
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Robert Fuest’s And Soon the Darkness (1970)
David L Rattigan dissects a sequence from And Soon the Darkness, the 1970 thriller directed by...
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Review: The Chernobyl Diaries
Bradley Parker’s Chernobyl Diaries is like an old amusement park ride. You’ve been on...
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Episode No. 9: Detention (2011)
Choose the audiovisual version above, or the audio-only version below In movies, the laws of...
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Christopher Lee: The Man behind the Monster
Today, Christopher Lee is recognized as an actor of exceptional range and talent, and despite his...
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