Looking back at the life and work of one of the iconic figures of British horror film criticism.
Tag: Amicus
Valentine’s Day Massacres
It’s not all about flowers and romance – here are the movies that rip the heart out of Valentine’s Day.
And Your Card Is… Death! The History Of Dr Terror’s House Of Horrors
The birth of Amicus horror – a stumbling but charming multi-story fright film with an eccentric cast and rather familiar narratives.
Tales From The Creeper’s Crypt: Creepshow Remembered
George Romero and Stephen King’s loving tribute to the glory days of EC Comics.
The Bitter End Of British Horror’s Golden Age – Looking Back At The Monster Club
The notorious misfire from Amicus producer Milton Subotsky is every bit as disastrous and dismal as you’ve been told.
Woefully Misleading VHS Cover Art
A selection of ludicrous and entirely unsuitable VHS artwork for films that would either disappoint or horrify anyone attracted by these covers.
It Takes All Kinds Of Critters To Make Farmer Vincent Fritters – Checking Into Motel Hell
One of the cult classics of the early 1980s fails to live up to the promise of its own imagery and outlandishly tasteless premise.
The 1960s Dr Who Movies
Looking back at the two big-screen revisionist interpretations of the popular sci-fi character.