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...

Since I take every chance I can to defend the appearance of the bird that's as big as a battleship in The Giant Claw (1957), it would be ...

At 63 minutes, the theatrical version of The Wasp Woman (1959) is perfectly efficient with its storytelling, and that story is perfectly ...

The way that The Vampire & the Ballerina (1960) begins, you’d think we were going to experience a standard vampire tale. Brigida, a prett...

Air Date: Nov. 15, 1974 Written by: Donn Mullally (teleplay), Tim Maschler (story) Directed by: Allen Baron . Monster of the Week: Evil p...

Although one of its producers is Milton Subotsky, it’s not an Amicus Production. Nevertheless, The Uncanny (1977) would fit nicely among ...

There’s no reason I should have any fondness for Teenage Zombies (1959), a movie that, perhaps not surprisingly, does not feature any tee...

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

Supposedly based on the real-life Boston Strangler, The Strangler (1964) wants us to take it seriously. It opens with some words that lea...

A large part of The Robot vs. the Aztec Mummy (1958), I’m guessing about two-thirds of it, is told in flashback, which makes sense becaus...

The final third of Queen of Blood (1966) is a great little film; however, the first two-thirds is a hot mess. You can easily find trivia ...

Here’s one justification for not rushing to consume every movie in a particular genre, from a particular studio, or from a particular act...

Air Date: Nov. 8, 1974 Written by: Bill S. Ballinger Directed by: Don Weis . Monster of the Week: Doppelganger . Kolchak is supposed to b...