Halloween isn’t just about dressing up, but to get you in the mood for things, here’s my Top 5 albums fit for Halloween…
Slayer – Divine Intervention
You can’t go wrong with some Slayer on Halloween, and Divine Intervention is a growling, scary, album. This is the first Slayer album I heard (and bought) so...
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Halloween, and Autumn in particular, has always been a very special time for me. From a young age, I was introduced to the really special vibe that comes from this time of year, especially since I’ve been fortunate enough to live in states where there are, for the most part, 4 distinct seasons. Leaves...
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Readers of this blog will know that I am a self-confessed Saw fanboy. So I was eager to see how the Saw franchise would move forward with the death of it’s leading character.
Fear not dear reader, this review will be spoiler free, I will not be giving away any new plot details, I promise!
Saw...
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Russ Meyer – King of Sexploitation, is an old documentary, made shortly after his death in September 2004 and explores the magic of boobs uh, I mean, his movies.
The documentary is chock full of Russ Meyer clips and interviews with friends, ex-girlfriend and actresses.
Everyone from Director John Landis to Playboy founder Hugh Hefner gushes...
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House starts off innocently enough: a man and wife are driving to an appointment, end up lost and are given directions to help them on their way. Surprise surprise, they end up at an old (seeminly abandoned) house.
There, they meet another couple who found their way to the house. Suddenly the houses inhabitants reveal...
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Celluloid Carcass is a mix tape. If you’re unsure as to what a mix tape is I’ll tell you: it’s basically a load of movie clips, sometimes put to music, for your perverse enjoyment.
So, with that out of the way, what’s actually in Celluloid Carcass? To be honest, I’ve no idea. I recognise some...
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Let sleeping corpses lie also known as the living dead a the Manchester morgue is yet another fairly well known European zombie flick, no doubt created in the wake of the success of Romero’s American zombie works. Apparently someone was sleeping (get it, sleeping) when they were studying other zombie movies, because besides a...
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Dario Argento is a big deal. His name is synonymous with Italian horror and Giallo films. Dario’s name is both whispered in esteem and shouting in anger. My own experience with his films has been mixed, going from moments of pure bliss, to moments where I felt as lost as the characters that are...
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It was near impossible for me pick just five, and somehow I managed to stop myself from cruising the Internet and sifting through my own collection at the magical number of…8
The criteria I used for my picks was simple. Firstly, I had to actually know about or enjoy the movie’s themselves, as I will...
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These are in no particular order, and were chosen for their oddness…
I just love the over-dramatic posters of the 50’s
SEE – DISEMBODIED HAND THAT CRAWLS…!
SEE – TEENAGERS vs THE SAUCER-MEN!
(yes, they are genuinely taken from the poster, click it and see)
From good ol’ IMDb:
“A teenage couple making out in the woods accidentally runs over...
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