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Reviews & Commentary by Adam Groves
HAR HAR MAHADEV
Hindi Devotional movie madness doesn’t get much madder than this 1974 epic
SAMPOONA RAMAYANA
This Hindi language oddity from 1961 is what is known in its native India as a Devotional Film
THE MESSIAH
A Jesus movie with a difference: it was filmed in Iran and made from a Muslim perspective
SPACE SWEEPERS
This, Korea’s first-ever space epic, is the latest in the wannabe Hollywood blockbuster craze that has swept Asia
12:01 PM
This Academy Award nominated short hails from 1991, three years prior to its most famous offshoot GROUNDHOG DAY
Mister E
Mega List of Everything By K.W. Jeter, John K. Snyder III, and Jay Geldhof (DC Comics; 1991) A psychotic nightmare in comic book form, courtesy of the brilliant, underrated novelist K.W. Jeter. Jeter’s books include whacked-out classics like DR. ADDER, SOUL EATER and...
MISS TAMARA, THE READER
Like many of Zivkovic’s other books it’s extremely short, but, also like much of Zivkovic’s fiction, contains enough richness and inspiration to fill several mainstream novels.
MISS HOMICIDE PLAYS THE FLUTE
Content-wise it’s sold as “A relentless symphony of pleasantries and things unpleasant sketched with the inimitable style of a master’s hand.” I couldn’t have put it better myself!
MIDWINTERBLOOD
It’s really too bad about this book, a young adult novel with a complexity and ambition you don’t usually find in such fare, but which ultimately fails to reach its full potential.
MIDNIGHT’S LAIR
MIDNIGHT’S LAIR isn’t my favorite novel by the late Richard Laymon, but it is compact, fast moving and imaginative in the best Laymon tradition.
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The Undying Horror of the Refrigerator!
In the lexicon of household appliances the refrigerator is King Kong and Godzilla put together
Tony Scott is Dead
What is there to say about Tony Scott? My word would be reliable.
Raul Ruiz and Horror
The Chilean born Ruiz turned out quite a few unforgettably bizarre films
All About THE THING
The saga of what is now commonly known as THE THING has a 70-plus year history that, not unlike the unstoppable shape-shifting “Thing” itself
The Big Screen
For those of us who enjoy seeing horror movies on big screens the news hasn’t been too encouraging