TALES FROM THE QUADEAD ZONE
A 3-part anthology flick from crap movie auteur Chester N. Turner, which given his pedigree is every bit as astoundingly horrible as you might expect
TALES FROM THE DARKSIDE: THE MOVIE
This 1990 anthology film, from George Romero’s late Laurel Entertainment, was a big screen transposition of the TALES FROM THE DARKSIDE TV series
A TALE OF TWO SISTERS
This Korean film is among the most visually expressive ghost stories you’ll ever experience—and also among the most convoluted and confusing
IMAGES
I find this REPULSION-esque Robert Altman ppsychodrama pretty silly overall, yet it does have a haunting and intriguing aura
DESERT SPIRITS
DESERT SPIRITS This 35 minute mini-feature, a desert-set surreal-fest that plays liken an unholy combination of ALTERED STATES and THE EVIL DEAD
THE DEVILS
Almost certainly director Ken Russell’s finest achievement, and definitely one of the most significant British productions of the seventies (if not ever)
THE DEVIL’S RAIN
Ultra-schlocky seventies horror of note because of its eclectic cast and GREAT ending
THE DIVIDING HOUR
An interesting relic from the digital revolution of the late 90’s/early 00’s
DJANGO KILL!
DJANGO KILL!, a prime example of the Italian “spaghetti” western as horror movie, is one of the most violent westerns made
DOLLS
This isn’t one of Stuart Gordon’s better films, but it does contain some very enjoyable moving doll effects