THE HAUNTING (1963)
A G-rated horror movie? Yes, there is indeed such a thing, and it can actually work, as this 1963 classic from the late Robert Wise proves
MATANGO
This classic of Japanese horror, from the creator of the GODZILLA flicks, was a groundbreaker in its day and remains an effective piece of work
MARAT/SADE
Peter Brook’s infamous filming of Peter Weiss’ MARAT/SADE is one of the screen’s great depictions of unfettered insanity, as well as a historical drama with definite contemporary relevance
MANTIS IN LACE
Sex and psychedelia merge in this supremely silly late-sixties freak-out about an acidhead stripper on a killing rampage. It’s stupid as shit but fun nonetheless!
THE MANSTER
An American-Japanese co-production that apparently horrified an entire generation of sixties-era youngsters
VIY
Beg, borrow or steal to see this amazing 1967 Russian mind blower! Based on a story by Nikolai Gogol, it’s an astounding achievement in old-fashioned horror
BURN, WITCH BURN!
This intriguing 1962 horror fest, known as NIGHT OF THE EAGLE outside the US, is a justified classic, but it should be better than it is
THE BRAIN THAT WOULDN’T DIE
Perhaps the ultimate head-in-a-dish movie, and there’s an excellent reason for its notoriety
BLOODY PIT OF HORROR
A far stupider-than-average Italian horror/trash fest from the mid sixties. It’s kinda fun, but don’t expect too much.
BLOOD FEAST
What is it about H.G. Lewis’s flicks that are so much fun? They’re not “good” by any stretch of the imagination—indeed, they’re often downright atrocious. Case in point: BLOOD FEAST, the first of Lewis’ gore epics