The Devil of Kreuzberg Review!
It’s quite unfair I suppose, yet every time I watch a German film, horror, drama, art, etcetera, I straight away find myself thinking of Jorg Continue Reading
Author Jay Creepy
Jay Creepy was raised in the age of video nasties and late night TV horror classics on UK telly. He had his first taste of the genre aged 7, circa 1981, then began watching and reading as much horror as he could. He is a writer, actor, small time director and vocalist, who openly, without apology, adores horror in many forms, particularly from the '60s and '70s. Jay has a fondness for low budget movies that show a pure heartfelt labour of love, plus the extreme side of films, metal and wrestling. Jay's top 13 films: 1. Zombie Flesh Eaters, 2. Freaks, 3. Night of the Living Dead, 4. Killing of America, 5. The Thing, 6. He Who Gets Slapped, 7. Mad Max 2 aka The Road Warrior, 8. Enter the Dragon, 9. Return of the Living Dead, 10. The Omega Man, 11. The Wrestler, 12. The Warriors, 13. Sinners.
Deep Web XXX Review from The Enchanted Architect!
Domiziano Cristopharo and his merry band of sick-in-the-head freak shows are becoming something of a regular theme for Severed Cinema. I’ll be interviewing Domiziano in Continue Reading
Rapist Rampage: Wet Wilderness / Come Deadly Review on DVD from After Hours Cinema!
“Enuff small talk. You git down there n suck that black man’s cock, or I’ll run yuh thru like I did ya lil boy!” says Continue Reading
Review of A Whole Bag of Crazy by Pete Chiarella!
Creepy’s Retro Bookshelf Corner I recall reading about half of L. Ron Hubbard’s 10-volume Mission Earth series around two decades ago. A tagline on the Continue Reading
A Taste of Phobia Review from Artsploitation Films
The POE series of anthology tales (see review for POE 4: The Black Cat here) are plentiful and crammed with chills, plus nifty visuals reflecting Continue Reading
Review of Psychedelic Celluloid: British Pop Music in Films and TV 1965-1974
It could be argued that since the early years of cinema, two of the most important decades of movie making has to be named as Continue Reading
Review of Mutter Museum: Historical Medical Photographs!
It’s human nature to stare at the wreckage of a car as the dying fades deep inside. We wish we could help, but we are Continue Reading
Review of Texas Schlock by Bret McCormick!
I tend to read a shed load of books and stick to nonfiction. Of course, being who I am, I find myself sucked by an Continue Reading
Till Death Do We Rot Review from FoxTrot Productions!
Emir Skalonja is one of those talented filmmakers who buzzes around on the underground of horrors for years and makes those kinds of flicks you Continue Reading
Crow: Crow Music Album Review!
Music Review: My late Dad was one of the original British Hells Angels of the late ’60s and early ’70s. He remained a biker until Continue Reading