I DRINK YOUR BLOOD
A FUN film, this grind house relic is complete trash, but it has energy, imagination and lots of gore
A FUN film, this grind house relic is complete trash, but it has energy, imagination and lots of gore
A fifties-era descent-into-madness tale with impressive visuals, though not without some glaring flaws
One of the most notorious flops of the nineties, an overly expensive, under-conceived Tim Burton-esque concoction from writer/director Dan Aykroyd
It’s a rare event when a film arrives with a genuinely bold and unique concept, and even rarer when said film actually lives up to it. NOTHING, directed by Canada’s Vincenzo Natali, handily accomplishes both feats
One of the small handful of movie remakes that actually surpass the original, this is German filmmaker Werner Herzog’s stunning redo of F.W. Murnau’s legendary NOSFERATU
Those who claim HENRY: PORTRAIT OF SERIAL KILLER’S John McNaughton is a one-trick pony need to check out NORMAL LIFE, a hard-hitting and exciting true crime saga
This ecologically-minded horror fest is a unique concoction is every sense
From Germany, a bleak and unforgiving portrayal of madness, notable for its uncompromising realism and a stunning lead performance by Elisabeth Stepanek
Spain’s Augustin Villaronga, writer/director of the nihilistic classic IN A GLASS CAGE, has a way with disturbing imagery, and puts that flair to good use
I just can’t get enough eighties cheese, and this Cannon production is about as cheesy as they come