HORRORS OF MALFORMED MEN (1969) Review

Opening with nude hysteria in a prison, this 1969 film still has the capacity to rattle the viewer like a…

HUNCHBACK OF THE MORGUE (1973) Review

Care for an acid bath? How about an infinite number of real rats set aflame? A hunchback so handsome your…

A man wails in borderline exuberance to his absent wife whom he blames for his horrible fate of keeping his…

“I wanted to describe the agony of a wounded soul of someone decaying from the inside.” -Kei Fujiwara (director of…

An unusual film whose title, mysterious at first, shines like a beacon of unholy light by its conclusion. Although thoroughly…

Mexican standoffs are a surprisingly underused dramatic technique, or, to be more specific: prolonged Mexican standoffs. Technically any scene in…

Few horror films actually disturb and divide viewers as radically, so it was a surprise to wander onto such sunny…

An iridescent marble A push pin A battery A tack A slotted screwdriver What do all these objects have in…

An eyelid is painted gold while other eerie, delirious eyes watch this film unfold; desirous eyes are watching too. And…

Since Richard Connell first published “The Most Dangerous Game” in a 1924 issue of Colliers, audiences have been seduced by…