RETURN TO BABYLON
The world’s most famous “Haunted Film,” with ghosts alleged to have been directly involved in its production
The world’s most famous “Haunted Film,” with ghosts alleged to have been directly involved in its production
An example of a failed 1970s TV pilot that went on to become a cause celebre among horror fans
1981 SF from writer/director Michael Crichton that deserves points for its prophetic concepts—but that’s ALL it deserves points for
A 1973 grindhouse product, of note primarily because it was directed by future arthouse auteur Alan Rudolph
A standout Ozploitation flick from 1981, with Stacy Keach and Jamie Lee Curtis in a stealthy and suspenseful truckbound varient on REAR WINDOW
A vintage splatterthon whose appeal I don’t get
I wanted to like this mega-flop, but have to admit there’s a reason for its non-success
One of the finest-ever films directed by the late Claude Chabrol, a most unique and distinct revenge thriller
The first wholly original screenplay written by Stephen King and, frankly, a pretty lousy movie
Rich housefrows hunted MOST DANGEROUS GAME style through the Canadian wilderness—yes, it’s every bit as stupid as it sounds