The Fall of the House of Usher (1928) |
90% | |
The Phantom of the Opera (1925) |
80% | |
The Penalty (1920) |
80% | |
The Unknown (1927) |
90% | |
Haxan: Witchcraft Through the Ages (1920) |
100% | |
I don't know if I'd consider it a masterpiece of not, but it's damn near close; it's extremely well made, artistic, suspenseful, intricately plotted, thematically challenging and full of bleak foreshadowing and sexual-religious imagery. I guarantee I won't soon forget it.... More
Now this is a classic horror movie!Made around the same time as Mario's classic horror anthology BLACK SABBATH, this deserves the same accolades as his other more famous work. Upon release, WHIP was unfairly neglected, hacked up, censored and critically frowned upon for... More
Tim Ritter's 16MM debut (shot in North Palm Beach, Florida) is a sloppy mess, but it's a low-budget attention-getter nonetheless. Mike Strauber (John Brace) is a successful married man who once suffered from a nervous breakdown, and now is going insane after discovering... More
Bret Easton Ellis' novel was thought to be unfilmable, but it's great someone tried, and pulled no punches about it. Sure, some of the more sick and tasteless scenes were omitted, but the tone and biting satire of the piece remains, and that is what's important.Christian... More
Abel Ferrara's moody, allegorical vampire tale makes fascinating and pointed statements on sin and redemption, spirituality and the nature of good (there's precious little of it) and evil (no one is safe from it). And unfortunately, but not surprisingly, it was relatively... More
This is the group to join if you have an obsession with zombies, love every zombie movie (good or bad), books,...
Children of the night.... listen to them discussing Horror.
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