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This 1967 adaptation of I AM LEGEND is interesting enough to at least warrant some attention

DAY OF DESTRUCTION was intended to mark the opening of the Tokyo Olympics, but the coronavirus turned the film into something else entirely

This British oddity represents yet another case of promising material given indifferent treatment

Perhaps the most infamous of the many revisionist westerns churned out by Hollywood in the early seventies

This altogether odd 1989 thriller hails from Shunichi Nagasaki, Japan’s onetime cinematic sultan of noir

Few people seem to remember this British made H.P. Lovecraft adaptation from 1967, and I say that’s for the best

The true inception of the phenomenally popular RING film cycle was this Japanese TV movie from 1995

This bizarre concoction is pure Gaspar Noé: an intense psychodrama marked by technical bravura and a highly experimental thrust

A dream collaboration if ever there was, the first and only teaming of Nicolas Roeg and Jim Henson

An example of new school Bollywood horror, meaning the music numbers and inflated runtimes of its predecessors are nowhere to be found