MY LAST BREATH
This was the final testament of Luis Bunuel, one of the world’s great troublemakers
This was the final testament of Luis Bunuel, one of the world’s great troublemakers
An absolute must for MAD MAX fans, a sort-of biography of Australian filmmaker George Miller and his signature creation
Here we bid farewell to the brilliant, and frustratingly erratic, Tobe Hooper
That George A. Romero, who died on July 16, 2017, was one of the most important horror moviemakers of his generation, and indeed of all time, goes without saying
A most welcome volume, due to the fact that MUDDLED MIND was the first book devoted to the writings of the inimitable Edward D. Wood, Jr.
Back in 1983 the late Lawrence Durrell predicted that the French horror writer Claude Seignolle “will draw a large audience in the United States and that his place in literature eventually will be as assured as Ambrose Bierce’s is today.”
The Chilean born Ruiz turned out quite a few unforgettably bizarre films
This once-banned Russian epic is a crazed exercise in historical revisionism centering on Grigori Rasputin, one of the Twentieth Century’s most fascinating personages
A solid, readable account of the making and reception of the original LAST HOUSE ON THE LEFT as told to author David Szulkin
The first and likely only biography we’ll ever see of the late Donald Cammell