Air Date: Jan. 10, 1975 Written by: L. Ford Neale & John Huff Directed by: Gene Levitt . Monster of the Week: Robot . Kolchak is suppos...

Inspiration comes from the strangest places and, oftentimes, when under pressure. To think that had Arch Hall’s movie, The Choppers (1961...

Air Date: Dec. 20, 1974 Written by: Jimmy Sangster Directed by: Michael Caffey . Monster of the Week: Rakshasha . Kolchak is supposed ...

Air Date: Dec. 13, 1974 Written by: Arthur Rowe and Rudolph Borchert Story by: Arthur Rowe Directed by: Alexander Grasshoff . Monster o...

It started in 1972 with an ABC-TV movie called The Night Stalker, continued in 1973 with a sequel called The Night Strangler, and culmina...

Its title, Werewolf in a Girls’ Dormitory, does the movie no service, other than to place butts in car seats at the drive-in when it was ...

Air Date: Dec. 6, 1974 Written by: Alvin R. Friedman and David Chase Story by: Alvin R. Friedman Directed by: Gordon Hessler . Monster ...

Known by several names, including Deliria and Bloody Bird, I watched StageFright: Aquarius (1987) on a terrific DVD edition from Blue Und...

Air Date: Nov. 29, 1974 Written by: L. Ford Neale & John Huff Directed by: Alexander Grasshoff . Monster of the Week: Diablero . Kolch...

When I recently watched The Keep (1983), the biggest shock I felt was when Ian McKellan first appeared. “Oh, my gosh!” I thought. “He loo...

One thing we can promise about this month's episode: it is not "a miasma of putrid decay." But what about the movies? As we call this mon...

For a movie that reeks of the 1980s, New Year's Evil (1980) doesn't feel very authentic. Punk rock fans of disc jockey, Diane Sullivan (R...

While it's hard to imagine Christmas Evil (aka You Better Watch Out) being made without the success of Halloween (1978), it was supposedl...

In an unapologetic attempt to capitalize on the success of John Carpenter's Halloween a year and a half earlier, Paramount Pictures relea...

If you love the holidays because you get to spend time with your grandmother, you're going to love this month's episode! Of course, if yo...

Richard selflessly (and patiently) gives Jeff a formal introduction to Doctor Who by way of the two movies that really aren't part of tel...

The fundamental requirement for enjoying an atomic age horror/sci-fi film is suspension of disbelief. It’s not usually difficult for me t...

Who’s heard of the movie, Z.P.G. (1972)? I never had until I gazed upon the groovy cover art on the Kino Lorber Blu-ray release, read a q...

For all intents and purposes, You'll Like My Mother (1972) is an early 70s television movie of the week thriller… except that it's not re...

Guess the movie which used this tagline in its marketing campaign.. Please send your answers to classichorrors.club@gmail.com so everyone...