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Reviews & Commentary by Adam Groves
THE LOVED ONE
“The Motion Picture with Something to Offend Everyone”…?
STAGE FRIGHT (1987)
A rather important example of 1980s Italosploitation cinema
SHOGUN ASSASSIN
The first two episodes of the LONE WOLF AND series, combined in one unforgettable film.
THE NORTHMAN
This 2022 epic, the third film directed by Robert Eggers (following THE WITCH andf THE LIGHTHOUSE), is a spirited throwback to the Viking epics of old
THE BED SITTING ROOM
In which the UK’s new wave science fiction scene came (briefly) to Hollywood, courtesy of director Richard Lester
FREAKED
My taste for ridiculous movie novelizations continues
COMICS UNDERGROUND JAPAN
COMICS UNDERGROUND JAPAN contains fourteen manga pieces, all of which, as the title proclaims, hail from the Japanese underground
BILLY THE MOST HORRIBLE BOY IN THE WORLD
Quite possibly the finest children’s book that nobody knows about
SIDE-SHOW SIREN
A somewhat early novel by the inimitable Ed Wood, drafted before alcoholism permanently addled his brain and writing abilities
A GRAVEYARD VISIBLE
This, I feel, is the book the famed (and also dreary and excruciatingly self-important) A MONSTER CALLS should have been
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The Movie Violence Blame Game
In early 2000 I wrote an outraged editorial for GAUNTLET magazine about the media blame game that occurred in the wake of the Columbine High School massacre
2012: A Look Back In Horror
Here we have the latest edition of my annual “Look Back in Horror” overview
The Marquis de Sade on Film
The notorious Donatien Alphonse Francois, a.k.a. Marquis de Sade (1740-1814), is many things to many people
Remembering Chas Balun
Quite simply, there was no one like the late Charlie Richard “Chas” Balun.
On the Death of Roger Ebert, and Why He Should be Celebrated by Horror Fans
Over the years Roger Ebert has for me taken on the qualities of a nerdy, old friend.