The Devil-Doll
Tod Browning's final fantastic film is . . . totally bonkers. Humans are reduced in size and dispatched like zombies to take…

Tod Browning's final fantastic film is . . . totally bonkers. Humans are reduced in size and dispatched like zombies to take…

Behold this mindless monster duo from the Feelin' Fine summer of '59, Texas- produced and ready to tear up drive-in screens. THE…

If it’s possible for one movie to haunt another, then surely the spirit of Jack Clayton’s The Innocents walks alongside Alejandro Amenábar’s…

Wow, this truly inspirational film sees modern realities vanquishing a traditional way of life -- and doesn't pull the usual reverential heartstrings.…

Pairing wine with movies! See the trailers and hear the fascinating commentary for these movies and many more at Trailers From Hell.…

If, as Charles Bukowski wrote, “Love is a dog from hell”, then Cujo qualifies as one of the great romantic films. Dee…

Somebody at Universal-International had a good, fresh idea for a psychologically-based murder thriller -- but was the studio system not conducive to…

Paramount's contribution to Halloween '23 -- and its signal of support for hard video media -- comes in the form of this…

Sam Arkoff and Jim Nicholson were not generally known for their altruism but as founders of American International Pictures, they would occasionally…

CineSavant Revival Screening – Halloween Edition Born and raised in Victoria’s England, Miss Jessel and Janet Goss were women who loved too…

David Cronenberg's most out-there ick-thriller precedes 30 years of weaker blow-your-mind sci-fi 'mind evolution' sagas, Matrices, etc.. It's the scary truth: humanity…

We were already big fans of Douglas Fairbanks' fantastic silent The Thief of Bagdad; this double-bill disc gives us excellent encodings of…

When is a ghost story not a ghost story? The question is at the heart of Nicolas Roeg’s Don’t Look Now and…

Pairing wine with movies! See the trailers and hear the fascinating commentary for these movies and many more at Trailers From Hell.…

The latest double feature from the new label Film Masters yields two thrillers from dynamo producer Roger Corman, filmed in snowy South…

The skeletal claws of the DEAD reach out at us from Franco-era Spanish horror, where cruelty and oppression seem built into every…

Yes, it's a review of a 7 year-old disc release, but we're tired of waiting for new Halloween movies! We seize the…

Big budget westerns from the past are looking better than ever -- the fine cinematography and big-star casts dazzle as contemporary films…

Our Hell Scoop series continues apace this week, with a chilling new batch of sinister goodies that looks frighteningly familiar. Join us,…

Pairing wine with movies! See the trailers and hear the fascinating commentary for these movies and many more at Trailers From Hell.…

Let's pop back once again to take in an old-fashioned Lone Samurai saga -- this one's worth it. Preceding the Lone Wolf…

Stylish and energetic, this gangster saga from Brian De Palma and David Koepp is solid both in characters and genre action. It's…

The legendary Jim Thompson strikes again: director James Foley's spin on this intense, character-driven crime piece may be the movies' truest expression…

Out of the legendary Rock 'n' Roll 'fifties comes another story that ends on The Day the Music Died. Luis Valdez's account…

Welcome to our brand-new spooky column Hell Scoop, wherein we will offer sneak peaks at this week’s upcoming horror and thriller releases.…