THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE
Truthfully, not a whole lot remains to be written about THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE, certainly one of the most iconic genre films of all time
THE TENANT
This Roman Polanski thriller approaches greatness and, but for some questionable artistic choices, nearly achieves it
IMAGES
I find this REPULSION-esque Robert Altman ppsychodrama pretty silly overall, yet it does have a haunting and intriguing aura
THE DEVILS
Almost certainly director Ken Russell’s finest achievement, and definitely one of the most significant British productions of the seventies (if not ever)
THE DEVIL’S RAIN
Ultra-schlocky seventies horror of note because of its eclectic cast and GREAT ending
DON’T DELIVER US FROM EVIL
This film was banned in France for eight months, and wasn’t distributed in the U.S. until 35 years later. Now that this notorious work has finally been unveiled, the furor is revealed as much ado about very little
DON’T LOOK NOW
One of the greatest horror movies of the 1970s, and indeed of all time: a sexy, innovative and atmospheric depiction of psychic terror
DR. FRANKENSTEIN ON CAMPUS
Below average Canuxploitation from 1970 that remains a low point in Canadian horror cinema
DRACULA SUCKS
Here’s something I’m sure we’ve all been waiting for: a DRACULA porno!
THE DUNWICH HORROR
A dumber-than-average H.P. Lovecraft adaptation from 1970, courtesy of American International Pictures, who naturally attempted to juice up Lovecraft’s writing with late sixties psychadelia and gratuitous sex appeal