Tetsuo: The Iron Man
Shinya Tsukamoto created the legendary Tetsuo: The Iron Man. Many critics cited Eraserhead by comparison on two counts: the absurdist theme atop the black and white photography. However, I would add Darren Aronofsky’s Pi to the mix to give the reader a better sense of...
The Terror Within/ Deep Space Double Feature DVD
Roger Corman is said to be the world’s most successful director. It is said that he never has made a movie from which he did not profit. Almost everything with which he has been involved has made money and been a success. In realty, he is probably the most successful...
Terror in the Haunted House
Terror at the Haunted House, a.k.a. My World Dies Screaming, is a film which had a good premise but suffers from three things: A distracting, inappropriate title, excessive verbosity, and “Psycho-Rama.” Either title, Terror at the Haunted House or My World Dies...
Terminal Error
Ok some of you who might of seen this film are probably wondering why I gave this film a good rating, well "Terminal Error" despite it's video game effects and low production value became a guilty pleasure film of mine. As I watched this film it reminded me of one of...
Terminal
"What can I say folks, Keene has done it again, and I'm beginning to believe that their is no story big or small that he can't write. "Terminal" is probably one of the best, well developed book's I've ever read. As I'm writing this review right now, I myself am sick...
The Tenement
It's pretty well know that I've never really been a big fan of anything that Brain Damage Films puts out with the exception of the film "Goth" (On which I thought was a pretty decent film.) Recently I've been finding myself being critical on Independent films that are...
Tenebre
TENEBRE is a film that really shows how Dario Argento earned the title "The Italian Hitchcock". It's to bad Hitchcock himself died two years before TENEBRE went into production as I'm sure the master would of dubbed the above title to Argento himself. However unlike...
Clearwater
A Masterpiece that brings horror back to it's very roots, of the days of the black and white silent horror films that bought the horror genre to life. The film is a tribute to the days of when films like Häxan and Nosferatu ruled the screen. Although the film is not a...
Teeth
Earlier movies like the little seen PENETRATION ANGST have crossed this path before, and the horror genre certainly has no shortage of horrific vaginal imagery, but writer-director Mitchell Lichtenstein’s TEETH is likely to stand as the ultimate “vagina dentata” film....
Masters of Science Fiction: A Clean Escape
The weakest of the Master of Science Fiction episodes is also the one that they will premiere the series with. A Clean Escape based on the short story by Nebula Award winning author John Kessel. Is an episode that relies more on good writing than focusing on giving us...
City of Men (Cidade dos Homens)
I know that CITY OF MEN is not a horror, sci-fi or fantasy film, but elements within this film can equal to that of what could be considered horrific events. In certain countries gang and street wars are a way of life, innocent lives always get caught up in the mix...
Teenage Bikini Vampires
We have a few shorts here folks. Its about time. If you have any short films you want people to know about, then get a hold of me. Sometimes shorter is better. [email protected]. TBV begins with our titles character Sadie (Ashley Fox). A vampire who dreams of...
City of the Living Dead (Paura nella città dei morti)
City of the Living Dead is the first installment in Lucio Fulci’s unfinished trilogy in which the Seven Gates of Hell have been opened. Though a trademark film for the Italian director in its Grand Guignol excesses, the work seems to be a practice run for the...
City of the Dead
I am speechless, Matter in fact, I don't know what to say? "City of the Dead" was amazing. Now let me start by saying this, I am not just giving this book a good review because I got quoted on the back cover of this book, For that story: Click Here, or because of my...
City of the Dead (Horror Hotel)
Who’s to say where imagination ends and truth begins?” --Richard Barlow In hopes of breaking the British horror monopoly of the time, held by Hammer Studios, Amicus Productions’s issued their first film, John Moxey’s City of the Dead (released in America as Horror...

