One of Italian cult cinema’s most prolific directors, the wonderful Umberto Lenzi dabbled in many horror and exploitation genres, and is generally remembered for gory cannibal films like Eaten Alive! (1980) and Cannibal Ferox (1981), or poliziotteschi classics like Almost ...
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Over the last few decades, but especially since her role as a masochistic music teacher in Michael Haneke’s La pianiste (2001) aka The Piano Teacher, petite powerhouse Isabelle Huppert has proven herself to be one of the giants of contemporary ...
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With so many tales, both on-screen and off, coming up with something entirely original is a task that’s easier said than done. This notion carries across all genres, and within horror it resonates especially with the thriller/slasher category where a killer’s ...
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Hammer Films are renowned for their brand of bright and colorful horror films, mainly produced between the mid-1950s and 1970s. Releasing classic re-imaginations of Dracula, Frankenstein, Mummy, and Werewolf films, it was during this time that Hammer Film established the ...
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