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Reviews & Commentary by Adam Groves
THE MONK (1972)
A fumbled French made attempt at adapting Matthew Lewis’s gothic classic THE MONK to the screen
MOLE
A digitally lensed indie from 2001 that has yet to receive the attention it deserves. MOLE is certainly one of the strongest subway-set horror films of its era
MOEBIUS
Combining a compellingly offbeat story with some very potent (and disturbing) political overtones, this is an intriguing, innovative and unprecedented film that deserves a US release
MIRACLE MILE
MIRACLE MILE may not actually fall under the category of horror, but it is one of the scariest movies ever made
MIMIC
For years director Guillermo Del Toro all-but disowned this heavily flawed 1997 film, his first English language feature
BLACK DEVIL DOLL
Somebody wrote a novelization of BLACK DEVIL DOLL?
THE BLACK CUPBOARD
THE BLACK CUPBOARD to be a masterpiece of surreal horror, and one of the most fascinating and confounding such publications of the 20th Century.
THE BLACK CORRIDOR
As dark a sci fi tale as any I’ve ever read
BLACK CHERRY
A graphic novel horror/noir pastiche that’s funny and outrageous
BLACK AND ORANGE
This debut novel by the talented Benjamin Kane Ethridge, who offers a richly imagined, wide-ranging mythology, packed into a narrative that can’t be adequately summarized in a single sentence.
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