LA VENERE D’ILLE
This hour long film, jointly helmed by Mario and Lamberto Bava, is notable as the final directorial credit of the incomparable Mario, and the first for his son Lamberto
LA CABINA
A haunted phone booth may seem like an unlikely object of horror, but that’s precisely the status it attains in this creepy Spanish TV movie, a classic of its type
TWO ORPHAN VAMPIRES
This, the late Jean Rollin’s “triumphant return” to the type of seventies-era vampire cinema that made his name, appeared in 1997. It’s hardly triumphant
TWO EVIL EYES
A dream project for longtime horror buffs, or so it seemed, this two-parter teamed George Romero and Dario Argento, each delivering an hour-long adaptation of an Edgar Allan Poe story
TWIN PEAKS: FIRE WALK WITH ME
For those who find David Lynch’s films glib or shallow, take heed: with FIRE WALK WITH ME he wasn’t kidding
TWILIGHT ZONE: THE MOVIE
This big budget anthology film seems destined to be known primarily for the offscreen catastrophe that occurred during filming
TWILIGHT OF THE COCKROACHES
If ever a movie deserved points for originality and audacity it’s TWILIGHT OF THE COCKROACHES, a clumsy and sometimes crudely made mixture of live action and anime
TWILIGHT (1990)
Definitely a love it or hate it experience, a Hungarian made black-and-white adaptation of Friedrich Durrenmatt’s THE PLEDGE done in the highly artistic, ultra slow paced style of Bela Tarr
TROUBLE EVERY DAY
From France , a sexy, gruesome, wildly unconventional vampire movie
TROLL 2
Is this really the worst movie of all time? I say no. Yes, it’s a profoundly, almost otherworldly awful movie, but it’s also funny and entertaining—unintentionally, of course!