Let’s get one thing out of the way up front. While The Old Dark House (1963) is technically a remake of the superior 1932 version, any co...

Night Must Fall (1964) is an odd film that feels like a distant relative of Night of the Hunter (1955) or Cape Fear (1962). Here, it’s Al...

It wouldn’t be a Countdown to Halloween without a Paul Naschy film and the recent Blu-ray release of The Mummy’s Revenge (1975) from Roni...

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

Watching Legend of Horror has left me playing junior detective in its wake. For a movie supposedly made in 1972, it looks as if it’s at l...

Let’s be honest, the movies I’ve chosen for this year’s Countdown to Halloween may have been fun, but they haven’t exactly been the highe...

Air Date: Nov. 1, 1974 Written by: David Chase & Paul Playdon Directed by: Alan Baron . Monster of the Week: Werewolf . Kolchak is suppos...

In the year 2001, life has changed from the year Journey to the Seventh Planet (1962) was made. The story takes place “after man has solv...

I can count on one hand the number of times I've either walked out of a movie at the theater or turned one off on TV. I can endure almost...

There’s an exception to every rule. While I consider myself a purist and almost always prefer my foreign horror in its original, unadulte...

Since the original Japanese poster for Gorath (1962) features a giant walrus monster, I expected it to appear at some point in the movie....

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

When is one movie really three movies (or four, or five)? When it's an anthology! It's Halloween season and there's no better way to maxi...

The Flame Barrier (1958) offers a simple, yet intriguing sci-fi concept, but the minutes between the points the plot is established and i...

The physical characteristics of a 1960s low-budget American horror movie are distinct, but similar characteristics of a 1960s low budget ...

Air Date: Oct. 4, 1974 Written by: David Chase (teleplay), Bill Stratton (story) Directed by: Don Weis . Monster of the Week: Vampire . K...

When I posted on Facebook that I was watching Death Curse of Tartu (1966), I received comments like, “I irrationally love this movie” and...

Creature of Destruction (1967) reminds me an awful lot of a movie released two years earlier, The Beach Girls & the Monster. This is funn...

Beyond the Time Barrier (1960) opens with credits you don’t often see in an "old" movie: a Star Wars-type crawl in which the words roll u...

The problem with invisible man movies, as I’ve said before, is that no one seems to take advantage of the power invisibility potentially ...