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My Top Ten Books About The Movies
I love movies and I love books so I guess it would stand to reason that I love books about movies the most of all. (I also love movies about books but there are far fewer of those, unfortunately.)...
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5 Performers Who Deserve A Role In A Tarantino Movie
One of the great things about watching a Quentin Tarantino film is the chance to see B-movie actors and various grindhouse veterans getting a chance to show off just how talented they actually are....
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10 (Plus) Of My Favorite DVD Commentary Tracks
It seems like I’m always taking a chance when I listen to a DVD commentary track. Occasionally, a commentary track will make a bad film good and a good film even better. Far too often, however,...
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12 Trailers In Case of the Rapture, Part Two
Hi there! It’s Saturday morning — are you still with us? If you’re not, don’t worry. You have all day to get raptured. Until then, here’s the second part of this weekend’s edition of Lisa Marie’s...
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Guilty Pleasure No. 21: Hawk the Slayer (dir. by Terry Marcel)
Tonight was the season finale of Game of Thrones season 4. It was another great piece of storytelling that managed to juggle several subplots and giving each one their own time to shine. The latest...
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20 Horror Icons Who Were Never Nominated For An Oscar
Though they’ve given some of the best, iconic, and award-worthy performances in horror history, the actors and actresses below have never been nominated for an Oscar. Asia Argento Perhaps because of...
View ArticleItalian Horror Showcase: City of the Living Dead (dir by Lucio Fulci)
In New York City, a group of people sit around a table, holding a seance. One of them, a woman named Mary (Catriona MacColl) has a vision. She sees a sickly, hollow-cheeked priest walking through a...
View ArticleItalian Horror Showcase: The Beyond (dir by Lucio Fulci)
David Lynch reportedly once described Eraserhead as being a “dream of dark and disturbing things” and the same description can easily be applied to Lucio Fulci’s 1981 masterpiece, The Beyond. The...
View ArticleItalian Horror Showcase: The House By The Cemetery (dir by Lucio Fulci)
Lucio Fulci’s 1981 masterpiece, The House By The Cemetery, begins as so many slasher movies have begun. A teenage couple fools around in the basement of the deserted Oak Mansion. Just from listening...
View ArticleBook Review: Eaten Alive, edited by Jay Slater
If you were to ask me to recommend one book to someone who is looking for an introduction to the world of Italian horror, Eaten Alive is the book that I would recommend. That’s largely because this...
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