The Revenge of Frankenstein
Here’s another gem from the TFH Vault. From September 27, 2007, it’s Joe Dante on The Revenge of Frankenstein. Terence Fisher…

Here’s another gem from the TFH Vault. From September 27, 2007, it’s Joe Dante on The Revenge of Frankenstein. Terence Fisher…

Trailers From Hell welcomes all movies great and small but sometimes a particular trailer may not be up to the visual quality…

Here’s another gem from the TFH Vault. From January 24, 2008, it’s Joe Dante on Confessions of an Opium Eater. Albert…

Trailers From Hell welcomes all movies great and small but sometimes a particular trailer may not be up to the visual quality…

Here’s another gem from the TFH Vault. From August 28, 2007, it’s Sam Hamm on 13 Ghosts. Aiming squarely at the…

Trailers From Hell welcomes all movies great and small but sometimes a particular trailer may not be up to the visual quality…

Today marks Trailers From Hell debut on FEARnet‘s On Demand service! Now you can tune into FEARnet and check out over 90…

Ok, The ‘Burbs is fairly maniacal in and of itself, but today especially so… it’s the 25th anniversary of Joe Dante’s surreal…

Here’s another gem from the TFH Vault. From August 28, 2007, it’s Allan Arkush on The Trip. Writer Jack Nicholson and…

Trailers From Hell welcomes all movies great and small but sometimes a particular trailer may not be up to the visual quality…

Here’s another gem from the TFH Vault. From July 4, 2008, it’s Eli Roth on The Birds. Another marathon Hitchcock cult-of-personality…

Have you ever been riding your chopper down a southern U.S. highway, lookin’ for America and unable to find it? If so,…

Trailers From Hell welcomes all movies great and small but sometimes a particular trailer may not be up to the visual quality…

The Fastest Guitar Alive” is one of those rock’n’roll movies that rock’n’roll would probably like to disown. In fact, it may have…

In “The Beast With Five Fingers,” the severed hand of a dead piano player comes back from the grave to… play the…

In Martin Scorsese’s “King of Comedy,” Robert De Niro plays Rupert Pupkin, a demented fan obsessed with the late-night talk show host…

When we talk about wine, the talk always turns to Pinot Noir. It’s considered by many wine snobs to be the grape…
When Ron Howard’s first film, “Grand Theft Auto,” was made, I thought great wine was the Spanada my mom kept in the…

In honor of the post-Christmas euphoria that accompanies those new toys (a week or so before you tire of them), here’s a…

As an alternative to the usual yuletide TV fare, we’ve put together a few festive goodies that should nicely compliment the egg…
Kim Novak and James Stewart may have been feeling a bit dizzy from “Vertigo” when they teamed up again less than a…
For the Trailers From Hell gang, nothing gets us in the mood for the holidays like a yuletide slasher movie. “Black Christmas”…
Wine Goes to the Movies with Now And Zin and Trailers From Hell In “Cat People,” a man marries a woman who…

If you’d prefer to watch Boris and Bela duke it out rather than those two guys in aisle C wrestling each other…
In Martin Scorsese’s “King of Comedy,” Robert De Niro plays Rupert Pupkin, a demented fan obsessed with the late-night talk show host…
It would happen this way: You may be walking one day and a car will slow down beside you. A door will…