TV Flashback: JENNIFER SLEPT HERE
A forgotten single season 1983 sitcom about a nerdy boy (John P. Navin Jr.) and a sexy ghost (Ann Jillian)
A forgotten single season 1983 sitcom about a nerdy boy (John P. Navin Jr.) and a sexy ghost (Ann Jillian)
In the introduction to his novella THE GENERAL’S WIFE, Peter Straub states that his 1983 novel FLOATING DRAGON could form a “gigantic trilogy” with Stephen King’s IT and the King-Straub collaboration THE TALISMAN
Here we have middle-aged German schlockmeister Wolfgang Büld and young British actress Fiona Horsey — the director and the star of three mighty unique exploitation flicks
You can rest assured that a novel titled THE MAN WHO HAD HIS HAIR CUT SHORT won’t ever be mistaken for (say) ENTRAILS OF THE VIRGIN
Juraj Herz is the Czech Republic’s cinematic master of all things fantastic
My passion for nutzoid horror fiction is hardly a secret. I can certainly appreciate a subtle and well written horror story, but really: who doesn’t enjoy a walk on the wild side?
If you’ve read any of my previous Weekend of Horrors reportage you’ll likely notice a big difference with this latest one: it’s no longer Fangoria’s Weekend of Horrors
What is the key movie, horror or otherwise, to emerge from the 1990s? My pick is Steven Spielberg’s JURASSIC PARK, which is currently winding up its 20th anniversary theatrical release
In 2009 there was one publication that dwarfed most every other in importance, uniqueness and sheer size: THE RED BOOK
The following is a 2011 recollection by an anonymous individual who was employed as a monster in a couple Halloween mazes from 1998 to 2001