Vampires | The Bedlam Files

2025: The Year in Bedlam

Looking back over the film releases of 2025

A change of pace for the UK’s Hammer Films that still feels quite archaic

My first-ever horror movie viewed on a big screen, which explains why I like this film as much as I do

An almost-classic of British horror from 1974

Imaginative and ambitious vampire fiction by John Russo

An unfairly ignored, and later revised, DRACULA pastiche that deserves to be rediscovered

The most ambitious product of the New German Cinema was this bawdy three-and-a-half-hour epic

Looking back over the career of a true renaissance filmmaker

The just-as-wild 1974 follow-up to FLESH FOR FRANKENSTEIN

This anthology contains four tales of the supernatural, written by Leo Tolstoy’s cousin Alexis