Although Devil’s Nightmare (1971) includes beheadings and impalements, it’s hard to top the shock of the movie’s opening sequence. Other...

Just look at its poster and you can tell The Power (1968) is going to offer some 60s groovy goodness. Like the artwork, the movie is...

I know virtually nothing about Superbeast, other than United Artists released it in New York City on November 1, 1972, as the bottom part...

News of Arrow’s Blu-ray release of Horror Express caught me off guard because I already owned a perfectly good copy of the film from...

On his commentary track for the new Arrow Video Blu-ray release of The Fifth Cord (1971), film journalist and programmer Travis Crawford...

At Panic Fest Saturday night, my podcasting partner (Richard Chamberlain) and I had the thrill of watching a brand new 4K restoration of...

A dying surgeon develops a way to keep himself alive when his body fails him: he plans to simply transplant his head onto the body of...

With the exception of a leather-gloved hand reaching out from under a table to grab the lovely Minou’s (Dagmar Lassander) ankle, The...

Exactly 40 minutes into Godzilla vs. Megalon, I stopped screaming about how bad it was, acknowledged that I was watching a Showa-era...

What can I possibly say about The Exorcist that hasn't already been said? I don't even have a memorable story to tell about the first...

One of the movies I remember not liking from my adventures at the Enid Drive-In is Trog (1970). You can’t say a movie like Trog ever...

Growing up in Enid, Oklahoma with a mother who liked to shop, we often made road trips to either Kansas City or Dallas to satisfy her...

With a title like Perversion Story (1969), I'd expect a story that's… well… more perverse. Since Euro Horror, gialli and poliziotteschi...

At one of the trips to the Enid Drive-In about which I write so often, I saw the trailer for Dr. Jekyll and Sister Hyde. Like most other...

One of the 70s horror movies which seems to have gathered a following in recent years is The Legend of Hell House. Even though it is...

ABOUT OUR GUEST While this year's countdown may officially be finished, I want to share Rod Labbe's contribution. You may be familiar...

WHY I'VE NEVER SEEN IT I was aware of Torso from the video store days, but always thought it was an 80's slasher movie. I would...

ABOUT OUR GUEST Last week, I stated that Andrew Llewellen is the one friend/colleague from the "We Belong Dead"/"Unsung Horrors" group...

WHY I'VE NEVER SEEN IT Due to name alone, The Bat People has been on my watch list for a long, long time. I have no excuse for not...

ABOUT OUR GUEST Andrew Llewellyn is a UK based freelance writer who began bagging various writing assignments two years ago at the ripe...