THE HOUSE WITH LAUGHING WINDOWS
A striking, though imperfect, film from Pupi Avati, one of the Italian horror film industry’s least-known talents
A striking, though imperfect, film from Pupi Avati, one of the Italian horror film industry’s least-known talents
The satanic panic of the 1980s is given a memorable airing in this, an exercise in old school minimalism by the talented Ti West
A far weirder than average haunted house movie from Japan, a heavily stylized film dealing with issues of sexuality and femininity
Although it’s little known, this Polish-made reverie is one of the screen’s great mindbenders
An Ingmar Bergman horror movie! THE HOUR OF THE WOLF was largely dismissed by critics, and truth be told it is quite dumb
Geezer horror? If there is such a thing than HOMEBODIES is easily the finest example of such
Chilean madman Alejandro Jodorowsky’s successor to EL TOPO was this crazed 1973 masterpiece
A true horror classic, this early Wes Craven film shows that once upon a time he was one of the fastest, meanest, most relentless filmmakers in or out of the horror genre
That title is literal, as this movie is indeed set on and around a highway leading to Hell. Don’t get your hopes up too high, though, as it’s essentially a so-so action-comedy
One of the signature films of Canada’s Bruce McDonald, who can always be counted on for the unexpected