Weird and Wonderful Christmas Cinema from Around the World
A much-needed addendum to a previous essay, with an overview of weird holiday-themed films emerging from around the world
A much-needed addendum to a previous essay, with an overview of weird holiday-themed films emerging from around the world
a 1968 science fiction themed three parter from Switzerland that’s known primarily for the fact that one of its segments was designed (not directed, as the imdb erroneously reports) by the late H.R. Giger
A great idea, if you ask me: a single-volume collection of the first three issues of the Justin Marriott edited Pulp Horror magazine
An absolute must-have for literary horror buffs: a collection of over 130 reviews of vintage horror-themed publications, put together by paperback enthusiast Justin Marriott
What is there to say about 2019? A lot, albeit not on the movie screens
Apologies for the brutal honesty, but regarding the 2010s I have this to say: What a lousy decade for entertainment!
In the 1980s movie-verse 1987 was something of an anomaly, being an authentically good year for film
The first and very likely best history of underground “comix” in America
The first “feature film” by Joe Dante was this mind-roasting four and a half hour found footage collage that was without precedent in 1968, and remains an eye-opener
This is the first in a series of “Exploring Dark Fiction” primers edited by Eric J. Guignard