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Still scraping the bottom of the 80s barrel
Once again I return to the 80s with five films that have landed in my personal collection in recent months. So let’s see what goodness the worst of the 80s turned up this time. JULES VERNE’S MYSTERY ON MONSTER ISLAND … Continue reading
Posted in Living in the 80s - forever, Movie Times & Television Schedules - Staying Entertained, Scared Silly - Horror Comedy, The Evil of the Thriller - Everything Horror
Tagged Black Candles, creature features, Jules Verne's Mystery on Monster Island, occult, possession, satanism, slashers, The Power, The Secret of the Mummy, The Seven Vampires, vampires
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Horror hunk Paul Naschy in the 1970s
Having checked off all the films in Spanish horror hunk Paul Naschy’s werewolf franchise in a previous post, I now take on most of his horror flicks from the 1970s (there are just two that are not available on DVD … Continue reading
Posted in Johnny You ARE Queer - Gay Thoughts, Scared Silly - Horror Comedy, The Evil of the Thriller - Everything Horror
Tagged A Dragonfly for Each Corpse, Count Dracula's Great Love, Crimson, demons, Exorcismo, gay horror, infected, Inquisition, living dead, occult, Orgy of the Living Dead, Paul Naschy, possession, satanism, slashers, The Devil Incarnate, The Devil's Possessed, The Hunchback of the Morgue, The Mummy's Revenge, The People Who Own the Dark, vampires
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13 horrors of Christopher Lee
Naturally I had to follow my Peter Cushing blog with a companion blog covering Christopher Lee films. And just like the Cushing blog, these are the last 13 films in my collection starring Lee that I hadn’t yet covered on … Continue reading
Posted in Movie Times & Television Schedules - Staying Entertained, The Evil of the Thriller - Everything Horror
Tagged Castle of the Living Dead, Challenge the Devil, Crypt of the Vampire, occult, satanism, Scream of Fear, slashers, The Bloody Judge, The Crimson Cult, The Devil Rides Out, The Keeper, The Torture Chamber of Dr. Sadism, The Two Faces of Dr. Jekyll, The Virgin of Nuremberg, The Wicker Man, Theatre of Death, torture porn, witches
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It’s October: how about a whopping 13 movie Peter Cushing marathon?
This big ass blog takes on the remaining 13 movies I hadn’t yet posted about from my collection of Peter Cushing films. I’ve now covered virtually every horror movie he was in (!), with just a few stray titles still … Continue reading
Posted in Movie Times & Television Schedules - Staying Entertained, Scared Silly - Horror Comedy, The Evil of the Thriller - Everything Horror
Tagged Corruption, creature features, Fear In the Night, horror comedies, I Monster, Incense for the Damned, Island of Terror, Legend of the Werewolf, Night of the Big Heat, occult, Peter Cushing, satanism, slashers, Tender Dracula, The Abominable Snowman, The Blood Beast Terror, The Devil's Men, The Ghoul, Twins of Evil, vampires, werewolves
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The weirdest depths of 90s horror
My video store career started at the end of the 80s, and I spent most of the 90s working both there and at a bookstore part time to pay my way through college to eventually get my master’s degree (I … Continue reading
Posted in Living in the 80s - forever, Movie Times & Television Schedules - Staying Entertained, Scared Silly - Horror Comedy, The Evil of the Thriller - Everything Horror
Tagged aliens, Auntie Lee's Meat Pies, Funny Man, horror comedies, I Bought a Vampire Motorcycle, occult, satanism, slashers, The Borrower, The Day of the Beast, Uninvited
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Satanism and slashing in the 1960s and 1970s
I can never have enough of either in my horror collection, so here’s a look at four flicks I’ve recently added to my shelves that come from back in the day. CHAMBER OF HORRORS (1966) House of Wax is the … Continue reading
Christopher Lee double feature: for the love of Satan!
Christopher Lee, king of the Satanists! Here’s a quick look at two of his films from over 15 years apart with a similar theme. HORROR HOTEL (The City of the Dead) (1960) This is a delicious little tale of witchcraft … Continue reading
Satanic Panic vs. Satanic Panic!
A decade before Satanic Panic hit Shudder, there was a very different movie with the same name, so I figured it was time to take on both of them. SATANIC PANIC (2009) It’s low budget and a messy mishmosh of … Continue reading
It came from the middle of the 1900s…in black and white
Time to take on some old school horror as I look at four films of disembodied heads, aliens, and satanic cults. NIGHT OF THE BLOOD BEAST (1958) At a little over an hour long, this is a fun and silly … Continue reading
A possessed pianist, a Nessie wannabe, and Nosferatu in the 1970s
Nothing screams second-tier 70s like this triple feature I watched as I continue to dig through all the DVDs left in my possession after my brother’s passing last summer. And speaking of possession… THE MEPHISTO WALTZ (1971) Alan Alda stars … Continue reading
Posted in Everyday I Read the Book: Literary Thoughts, Johnny You ARE Queer - Gay Thoughts, Movie Times & Television Schedules - Staying Entertained, The Evil of the Thriller - Everything Horror
Tagged creature features, Nosferatu: The Vampyre, occult, satanism, The Crater Lake Monster, The Mephisto Waltz, vampires
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