For me, The Devil’s Wedding Night is kind of like a Dracula movie but with Rosalba Neri playing Dracula, which is just a prepossessing ...

Manhattan Baby marks the end of an era, which was Lucio Fulci’s most prolific filmmaking period that included classics such as Zombie ...

Mario Colucci’s Something Creeping in the Dark has been off the radar for a long time. I didn't even know about it until recently, ...

It seems like only yesterday when we were checking out The Devil of Kreuzberg (2015), a respectably accomplished modern gothic horror f...

Despite there being a finite number of Jess Franco films, it virtually feels like I won’t ever run out of Franco movies to choose from...

I first saw Horror Rises from the Tomb many years ago (around 2003) as part of a four movie bargain set of zombie movies, and my initial...

Not to be confused with Andy Warhol’s Blow Job (1963), Alberto Cav a llone’s Blow Job is a witchy Italian horror film with a fairly m...

Terence from Chicks with Candles has tagged me to “list ten films that describe my aesthetic.” I believe this is a Tumblr game that has le...