Flesh Eater DVD Review from STAX Entertainment!
Night of the Living Dead has been abused and fingered deeply over the years by so many strangers. Sometimes by members of its own family, shoving Continue Reading
Night of the Living Dead has been abused and fingered deeply over the years by so many strangers. Sometimes by members of its own family, shoving Continue Reading
A goofy backwoods opus produced, directed and co-written by Charles Kaufman, brother of the infamous Troma Films guru Lloyd Kaufman, who served as an associate Continue Reading
Amerikan Holokaust is a blueprint for what can be achieved with zero budget as an underground masterpiece. It goes beyond the August Underground trilogy, Murder-Set-Pieces, Continue Reading
Back sometime in 1980, my uncle took me to the cinema to see Star Wars. Unfortunately, the showing was packed out, so instead, he took Continue Reading
The seminal, sleazy Christmas time horror/exploitation classic. Revered by movie critics (Siskel and Ebert) and protested by morality family groups upon its release in theatres. Continue Reading
The Christmas horror film — there are a few to indulge in, some good, some bad, some awful and some so bad they’re good. Personally, Continue Reading
“Come on, it’s spooky as hell inside!” Exploring the local video tape rental stores in my area back in the mid to late eighties, guaranteed Continue Reading
Around 1990 UK lisping film collecting legend, Jonathan Ross introduced a series of Hong Kong fantasy horror classics late night for one week. They included Continue Reading
In the middle of nowhere, surrounded by miles upon miles of woods and small back roads, there is a boot camp for troubled teens. As Continue Reading
Sixties horror from the UK can fall into two categories I guess, gothic and swinging. As in swinging I mean those very dated but so Continue Reading