Loosely adapted from Gustav Meyrink’s novel transcription and telling of the sixteenth-century Jewish-Polish folklore legend, reminiscent of the Greek tale of Pygmalion, Carl Boese and Paul Wegener’s The Golem: How He Came Into the World was quite possibly the...

This documentary is not only unbelievable, but very educational to all horror fans.. I learned so much about the history of the slasher film from this documentary. Lets face it folks, this is a must see for real true horror fans, it covers all the horror/slasher films...

During the 1990s, big budget films got the better part of my money because, as a young kid going to college for television and film production, my mind took the fantasy road of being able one day to produce big special effects-laden films with an endless budget and...

After working together on The Hamiltons, Joseph McKelheer and Cory Knauf continued to work together and both came up with a concept they would write and executive produce. With accomplished editor Robert Saitzyk on board to write the screenplay and direct, the two...

All good things must come to an end. And so is the case with the third and final GODFATHER film, a perfect story that continues years, almost decades after the second film took place. I went into this one a virgin, unlike the first two, this is my first time watching...

Never before in the history of cinema has a movie won best picture at the Academy Awards and then had it's sequel win best picture. That was the case until THE GODFATHER PART 2 Won Best Picture in 1975. While many look at THE GODFATHER films as being all part of one...

There is a time as not just a horror fan but a fan of all cinema that you need to get your hands on a film that made history and is considered one of the best films ever made. THE GODFATHER is one of those films. It's a film that one can watch over and over again and...

Not to be confused with the wondrously rubbish GNAW : FOOD OF THE GODS II, this is actually a rare British entry (and, rarer still, a Suffolk-set entry!) in the traditionally American backwoods in-bred cannibal-teen slaughter sub-genre. While this adds a touch of...

Alright, Yes it is another one of those soft-core-porn Lesbian horror flicks, well maybe not so horror, but more comedy. "The Girl Who Shagged Me" is very entertaining, It does have some great looking girls in it, in some great sex scenes, but besides that it actually...

In his last film to be shot in black-and-white, Italian master Mario Bava, always the visionary, wisely uses the opportunity to present a comic mock-up of the Master of Suspense with The Girl Who Knew Too Much. Not content to merely parody the American master’s canon,...

This is the first feature of this French director. Bruno later went on to film television shows and features for TV, and still going strong . But back in the 70’s, everyone wanted to give their piece of cinematic exploration, thus Morgana was conceived. Very stylish...

Considering The Girl Next Door is the sophomore directorial effort by Gregory Wilson, and the first feature-length script by one of its co-writers, Philip Nutman (the other pen, Daniel Farrands, having less than a handful of credits to his name, a majority of which...

Lest you wander into it expecting the relatively upbeat Elisha Cuthbert comedy, the title warns us of the origins of this particular GIRL NEXT DOOR. A “Based on a true story” title card also reminds us that Jack Ketchum’s devastating, scarring novel was inspired by...

An obvious quote on the back seems a little fishy. To claim that this makes SILENCE OF THE LAMBS look like BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY’S, something is cocky about it. Sure it’s a great ploy to lure you into the web, so we’ll go with that one. Hopefully its down right...

Ginger Snaps Back (The Beginning) is the prequel to the popular Canadian werewolf film "Ginger Snaps" which was a big hit. There is also a sequel "Ginger Snaps Unleashed" (Review) which was released earlier this year. Ginger Snaps Back takes us back into the time when...