THE DAY OF THE BEAST
A Christmas movie we can all get behind!
AOOM
A weirder-than-average 1970 feature by Spain’s Gonzalo Suarez that marks a worthy addition to a distinguished filmography
70s MONSTER MEMORIES
Unquestionably one of the standout books of 2016, and also, unfortunately, one of the scarcest
The Top 10 Unreleased-in-the-U.S. Foreign Language Horror Films
Let’s hope U.S. distributors take note of these ten films as all are required viewing for adventurous film buffs, be they horror fans or not.
WHO CAN KILL A CHILD?
The apotheosis of killer kid movies! This Spanish chiller from the seventies is unadulterated exploitation, to be sure, but it’s also superbly made, suspenseful, disturbing and impossible to forget
CANNIBAL MAN
A solid, if pretentious, 1971 psycho thriller from Spain
MOONCHILD (1989)
Spain’s Augusti Villaronga followed up his fearsome masterpiece IN A GLASS CAGE with this highly ambitious mystical fantasy
MOEBIUS
Combining a compellingly offbeat story with some very potent (and disturbing) political overtones, this is an intriguing, innovative and unprecedented film that deserves a US release
MANSION OF THE LIVING DEAD
This 1982 outrage is said to be one of the craziest movies by Spain’s late Jesus “Jess” Franco. That, however, doesn’t mean it’s any good!
THE BLOOD-SPATTERED BRIDE
This misogynistic Spanish horror fest from the seventies has its moments, but isn’t much