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Reviews & Commentary by Adam Groves
SCANNERS
This David Cronenberg freak-out about warring telepaths contains one of the stand-out moments in horror cinema. As for the rest of the movie, it’s pretty good
SAVE THE GREEN PLANET
From Korea, a horror-sci fi-comedy that’s gross, funny and outrageous
THE SAVAGE HUNT OF KING STACH
There’s a great deal of macabre gusto in this Soviet chiller about a band of ghostly hunters
SAURIANS
Perhaps the most ridiculous of the many early nineties dinosaur flicks, a shot on video monster mash from 1994 that appears to have been made for the cost of a day’s catering on JURASSIC PARK
SATANIS, THE DEVIL’S MASS
A raggedy and unfocused 1970 documentary on the late Anton Szandor LaVey (1930-97) and his San Francisco based Church of Satan
QUEEN OF K’N-YAN
H.P. Lovecraft’s Cthulhu Mythos have a strong following among Japanese writers, as demonstrated by this absorbing and provocative novel
QUEEN OF HEAT
A stellar entry in the esteemed late-1960s Essex House line of erotica, written by one of Essex’s most talented and prolific contributors
QUEEN OF BLOOD
A novelization that deserves credit for being as readable as it is, given that it was cobbled together in an extremely short timeframe
THE QUEEN OF BEDLAM
The follow-up to Robert McCammon’s SPEAKS THE NIGHTBIRD, a gripping historical saga set in a scrupulously researched early-1700’s New York City milieu
ZOMBIE
Joyce Carol Oates is one of America’s most distinguished and prolific writers, the recipient of quite a few high-profile awards and untold critical adulation. Yet Oates has an evident attraction to dark and scary material—horror, in other words
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