Horror
Going Beyond The Slasher With “In Search Of Darkness 1995-1999”
Top 10 Films looks at the In Search of Darkness 1995-1999 documentary, a nostalgic dive into the meta-slasher era, hidden 90s gems, and ...
Horror
Review: “The Vampire’s Coffin” Lies Alone In The Dark
A ticklish spooky movie about Mexico’s Prince of Darkness made in the late 1950s enjoys the strange honour of not having to be ...
Reviews
Review: “Sahara” Endures The Sands Of Time
Zoltan Korda’s Sahara stars Humphrey Bogart in a gripping WWII desert drama, blending realism, ensemble heroism and subtle patriotism with lasting impact.
Foreign Language
“The Nude Vampire” Reveals Humanity’s Naked Ambition
A surreal, atmospheric review of Jean Rollin’s The Nude Vampire, exploring its dreamlike imagery, eccentric storytelling, and cult-horror legacy.
Comedy
“Confessions Of A Window Cleaner” Is Inadvertently Derivative And Totally Unrepentant
Confessions of a Window Cleaner — a popular UK 1970s sex romp — is both a reflection of the era it was released ...
Horror
Review: “Black Moon” Embraces The Dark Side
Regardless of its antiquated melodramatic framework, Black Moon is a Hollywood horror movie from the 1930s that scores some points when it touches ...
1980s
How A Title, A Trusted Face, And A Synthesiser Created A Slasher Legend: Sean S. Cunningham Recalls “Friday The 13th”
Discover Sean S. Cunningham’s memories of Friday the 13th: casting, kills, music, and how a low-budget gamble became horror history.
Horror
Review: “Air Hawks” Swoops Upon Unscrupulous Business Ethics
Powerhouse Films’ reissue of Air Hawks (1935) isn’t true horror, but its mix of sci-fi and drama offers a sharp critique of corporate ...







