FOOL’S FIRE
An excellent American Playhouse production written and directed by Julie Taymor, adapting the Edgar Allan Poe story “Hop Frog”
GOTHIC
I’m one of the very few people who’ll admit to liking this movie, an ostensible historical rendering of the conception of FRANKENSTEIN, filtered through the mad vision of the one and only Ken Russell
THE FOLKS AT RED WOLF INN
A cannibal-themed comedy-horror movie originally released in 1972, predating similar films such as MOTEL HELL and PARENTS
THE GORGON
This Hammer production features two of the studio’s biggest stars and one of its top directors. Those things, however, don’t make for one of Hammer’s better pictures!
GOODBYE UNCLE TOM
Get ready, because this is quite simply the most hackle-raising, mind-blowing, screamingly offensive exploitation movie of all time!
GONG TAU
Unabashedly over-the-top Hong Kong action-horror from Herman Yau, of EBOLA SYNDROME, so at the very least you can count on some serious gore and sleaze!
GOLDEN NIGHT
If Dario Argento were to remake THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO the results would likely play very much like this deliriously odd French thriller from the seventies
GOLDEN BRAID
One of the strangest films ever made by Australia’s Paul Cox, who here spins a typically sexy and surreal account of a man in love with a braid of blond hair
THE GOLD OF LOVE
Germany’s Eckhart Schmidt’s little-seen follow-up to DER FAN/TRANCE was this bizarre film, which offers a strikingly hallucinatory variant on many of that earlier film’s themes
GODS AND MONSTERS
This isn’t a horror picture, but it is ideal for fans of the genre, being a biopic of FRANKENSTEIN director James Whale done in daring and unprecedented fashion