CEMETERY MAN
An interesting item from director Dario Argento disciple Michele Soavi, who seems to have at last come into his own
THE CAT AND THE CANARY
This 1927 haunted house classic is seriously hokey, but worth seeing nonetheless due to the extraordinary visuals created by director Paul Leni
CASTLE FREAK
In early 1995 CASTLE FREAK was the most anticipated horror movie on the scene. Did it deliver? In a word: no
THE CARRIER
A far weirder-than-average eighties horror fest with a shadowy monster, a deadly epidemic and a large-scale feud
CARNE DE TU CARNE
Politically minded Columbian horror pivoting on incest and vampirism
THE CAR
One of the odder JAWS wannabes from the seventies: a big budget horror programmer about a killer car!
CAPRICCI
An unrestrained phantasmagoria from Italy’s Carmelo Bene, one of the world’s most defiantly idiosyncratic filmmakers
CAPE FEAR (1991)
Back in 1991 this Martin Scorsese film seemed an anomaly: an unabashedly commercial thriller, and a remake to boot. The film has many good things, but just as many not-so-good ones
CANNIBAL MAN
A solid, if pretentious, 1971 psycho thriller from Spain
CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST
This hugely controversial exploitation epic is easily the best of the Italian cannibal movies of the late seventies and early eighties. It’s also one of the most repellant, disturbing and morally repugnant films ever made