Tag: horror

I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER: A Flashy, Slashy, Trashy Good Time

On By C.H. NewellIn 1997, Anne Heche, Film, Freddie Prinze Jr., Horror, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Jim Gillespie, Johnny Galecki, Kevin Williamson, Lois Duncan, Mystery, Ryan Phillippe, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Slasher Horror, ThrillerLeave a comment

The sweet revenge of a man left for dead comes at the end of a sharp, shiny hook.

KILLBILLIES: Men, Monsters, Women

On By C.H. NewellIn Backwoods Horror, Film, Idila, Killbillies, Slovenian Horror, Tomaz Gorkic1 Comment

A trip into the backwoods like never before! Slovenian rednecks and liquor await.

LEFT BANK: A Horror Allegory on the Eternal Return of Existence

On By C.H. NewellIn Allegory, Drama, Film, Horror, Matthias Schoenaerts, Mystery, Thriller1 Comment

What happens when a dark piece of horror all the way through ends with a tunnel of light?

Satanic Templar Zombies in TOMBS OF THE BLIND DEAD

On By C.H. NewellIn 1972, Amando de Ossorio, César Burner, Film, Gothic Horror, Horror, Satanism, Templar Knights, ZombiesLeave a comment

If you've ever wanted to see what happens when Templar Knights go Satanic then return from the dead, boy, have I got the movie for you!

EYES WITHOUT A FACE & The Modern Gothic

On By C.H. NewellIn 1960, Alida Valli, Drama, Film, French Film, Georges Franju, Horror, Jean Redon, Juliette Mayniel, Pierre BrasseurLeave a comment

Beautiful, haunting, modern Gothic horror. It's called a classic for a reason.

LIVID: A House of Tricks & Gruesome Treats

On By C.H. NewellIn Beatrice Dalle, Catherine Jacob, Chloé Coulloud, Dark Fantasy, Fantasy, Film, Horror, Julien MauryLeave a comment

Alexandre Bustillo and Julien Maury give us another terrifying vision of horror, this time in a dark fantasy like some forgotten fairy tale.

Take a Baaad Trip, Man: 1986’s HOUSE Brings the Horror of Vietnam Back Home

On By C.H. NewellIn Comedy, Ethan Wiley, Fantasy, Film, Fred Dekker, George Wendt, Horror, Rated R, Richard Moll, Sean Cunningham, Steve Miner, Vietnam War, William KattLeave a comment

The first horror movie I ever remember seeing, and what a trip it took me on.

NOSFERATU THE VAMPYRE: Dark, Elegant Sadness

On By C.H. NewellIn 1979, Bruno Ganz, Drama, Fantasy, Film, Horror, Isabelle Adjani, Klaus Kinski, Popol Vuh, Werner HerzogLeave a comment

Herzog, and Kinski, and Bram Stoker; oh, my!