Although the horror film genre took a sharp downturn in the 90’s (well, anything would have been a letdown after the frenzied highs of the 80’s), the action film continued …
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By Mike T. Lyddon Nacogdoches Film Festival, Feb. 26,27 and 28th The Nacogdoches Film Festival is a 3 day event that featured student films and features with a series …
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10. While no known theatrical trailers from the original 1933 release are known to exist, there is a 7-minute audio teaser extant bearing the title ‘KONG Is Coming! 9. Although …
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When thinking of the Golden Age of Horror (1931-1954), one studio usually stands out as the premiere standard for the branding of the genre. Obviously, Universal Studios has become synonymous …
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10. For the crucifixion scene in Las Vegas production designer Nelson Coates was asked to tone down the Christian imagery by ABC (specifically, they had to “crucify” the victims on …
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Any horror kid who grew up during the early 70’s-the early 80’s has to have a soft spot for the made for TV horror movie. Deprived of seeing some of …
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Imagine if Charles Manson’s megalomania had led him to become a horror film director rather than a sociopathic prophet of Helter Skelter. His cast could have been the …
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10. Playing the movie frame by frame, in the exact moment when Katie Embry is scared to death at the beginning of the movie, you can see all …
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The late 1980’s saw a definite downturn in the horror movie genre, no more so than in Italy. The Italian horror film had an amazing, world changing run starting with …
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10. The spider at the climax was a fully operable puppet. John Ritter was disappointed that the final battle had to be fought with a puppet and not Tim …