Way back in 2014 I had the absolute pleasure of interviewing the sensational Soska sisters Jen and Sylvia for the release of See No Evil 2. What was supposed to be a 15 minute phone call ended up running to 45 minutes or more as we discussed a whole slew of subjects. What I left […]Read More
Produced by New World Pictures, the independent studio established by Roger Corman, Canuxploitation cult Sci-horror Def-Con 4 attempted to ride the wave created by post-apocalyptic obsessed audiences desperate for more Mad Max style entertainment to stave off their very real Cold War fears.Read More
An abandoned mine is a hell of a location. Fitted for a multitude of purposes it can be the site of heroic daring do in the quest of ancient treasure ala Indian Jones, a kid friendly creepy adventure into the unknown with Scooby Doo or even a politically charged feel good drama like Brassed Off […]Read More
When I was younger and far less experienced in the realms of horror there were certain films that I heard secretly spoken about that always sparked my morbid adolescent interest. Of all the genres of movies though it seemed the cannibal films where the most strange and disturbing and therefore the ones I want to […]Read More
Most definitely a cinematic oddity Malatesta’s Carnival of Blood is not just the only film made by Christopher Speeth and Werner Liepolt who served as director and writer sequentially but it was also thought lost for many decades after its release in 1973 where it would have only been seen a few times mainly on […]Read More
Hammer House of Horror was a British TV series from 1980 which ran for 13 episodes each just under an hour taking on stories of the spooky the supernatural the sick and the twisted.Read More
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