Gacy (The Crawl Space)
Based on the life of serial killer John Wayne Gacy. This film although not all of it is strictly fact (as stated at the beginning of the film), is alright compared to most of the serial killer films that have been coming out. The production value is alright, and the...
Gabriel
Religious epics seem to be making a comeback these days, yet we really haven't had any that stand out enough for people to really talk about. The forces of good and evil, God and the devil, excreta, all make a good premise to base a story off of. But most fail as...
Hybrid
More Maneater Series movies, that's what Genius Products and RHI Entertainment want to unleash on us in the coming months, the thing is however they do seem to be getting better storytelling wise, but they still have that made for television, Sci-fi original movie...
Hush
Failing writer William Ash is in a failing relationship with cheating girlfriend Christine Bottomley and together they spend a long, bickering night on the road while he makes some extra change by putting up posters at petrol stations. Their pettier squabbles are put...
Hunting Humans
This music just does not fit with this breed of genre. A more serial killer action drama than what it should really be. The music by Evan Evans would fit right into place with a Lon Chaney Film of DRACULA magnitude of the early gothic orchestral. It supercedes the...
The Hunt
Did you ever get that feeling that you felt like you were watching more of a boring action drama flick instead of a horror film? That's the way I felt when watching the first forty five minutes of this film titled The Hunt. However the films conclusion is all worth...
Human No More
"Human No More" another film by Christopher Allan Broadstone is a bit darker than his other short films. The film is shown though the eyes of a demon as he watches one of the stronger souls on earth choice his density after losing his family. The film kind of reminded...
The Hunchback of Notre Dame
Co-screenwriters Edward Lowe (House of Frankenstein, House of Dracula, several installments in the Charlie Chan series), Perley Sheehan, and Lon Chaney himself (who suggested the story and primary cast), took Victor Hugo’s famed romance and cast it as a horror tale....
The Howling Reborn
In 1981 director Joe Dante two years after directing the cult hit Piranha would go on to direct one of the most successful werewolf films that would also spawn another cult hit. The Howling, is one of those werewolf films that took a back seat to the likes of An...
How to Make a Monster
Herbert Strock’s How to make a Monster is one of the gems of 1950’s B-horror in that it readily stands beside Roger Corman’s better works during the period. Not only does he present an intriguing plot involving movie making, decades before postmodern reflectivity...
House on Haunted Hill
Director William Castle and writer Robb White were known primarily for one thing, which is creating gimmicks for many of their otherwise B-productions in order to build the reputation of their films and generate an audience. House on Haunted Hill was no exception,...
House of Wax
Ok so summer is coming and the first horror film to hit the theaters this May is Dark Castle's "House of Wax", yes it's another remake of the 1953 version of "House of Wax" starring Vincent Price, however the story is different than the original, and in a ode to the...
House of Wax
Like Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon, Jaume Collet-Serra’s House of Wax shares the name of André De Toth’s 1953 film though it houses few plot similarities, while the latter is a literal remake of a 1933 film by Michael Curtiz, Mystery of the Wax Museum, despite the...
The House of Usher
The House of Usher is among the many remakes of the 1960's Roger Corman film of the same name. The original was written by Richard Matheson and stared Vincent Price as Roderick Usher. This film does not have the name talent or star power that the original did, but...
House of Usher
House of Usher was a series of firsts: It marks the first time that B-movie director Roger Corman was issued a serious budget for a film. It is the first movie shot in color for American International Pictures. Lastly, it is the first production in the AIP Corman/Poe...
