The 1973 Horror Classic Overshadowed by ‘The Exorcist’
1973 was a pretty major year for film, in general. Films like Mean Streets, Serpico, Fantastic Planet, and The Sting, among others, are still hailed as all-timers by today’s standa...
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1973 was a pretty major year for film, in general. Films like Mean Streets, Serpico, Fantastic Planet, and The Sting, among others, are still hailed as all-timers by today’s standa...
Across director Kristoffer Borgli’s projects, he often uses the grotesque, shocking, and horrific as a launchpad to explore his characters’ desire to be seen.
Back in 1999, there was this phenomenon surrounding the release of The Blair Witch Project, a first-person-shot found-footage film. It was the... The post Aruvi Nirangal: Waterfall...
All the velvet is bright blue down the creepy carpeted halls of the ultra-stylized Argentinian horror picture, The Dollmaker, directed by Jose... The post The Dollmaker first appea...
We talked with 'Her Private Hell' star Sophie Thatcher about the film's giallo inspirations and collaboration in filmmaking.
Director: Frederick Goode First released: 1968 Contains spoilers It is sixteen years since I reviewed the film The Hand of Night under the alternative title Beast of Morocco....
Have you ever watched a movie, and found yourself so captivated–and boggled–that you turned around and watched it when it was over? And then viewed it yet again to make sure that y...
There are many types of Chelsea Wolfe; the doom folk poet, the goth overlord, the master of all things hypnogogic. Wolfe’s covered a vast landscape of mystery and occultism over th...
Great horror films rarely rely on monsters alone. Long before the first jump scare, the environment begins to build tension, and colour is one of the most powerful tools filmmakers...
It includes the marrow-freezing 1972 short “La Cabina”!
Five songs from the 1971 Shaw Brothers film The Venus Tear Diamond by Tsin Ting, Amy Ying, Hung Chung and Simon.... GET IT HERE Enjoy!
Read the original post on Flickering Myth here: Blu-ray Review – The Counsellor (1973) The Counsellor, 1973. Directed by Alberto De Martino. Starring Tomas Milian, Martin Baslam, D...
We don’t get a close enough look to see if the Devil actually wears Prada, but regardless, in Paolo Strippoli’s new horror romp “The Spiral,” she’s very chicly turned out indeed: C...
Read the original post on Flickering Myth here: 4K Ultra HD Review – Murders in the Rue Morgue (1971) Murders in the Rue Morgue, 1971. Directed by Gordon Hessler. Starring Jason Ro...
Paolo Strippoli’s Venice competitor traces the escalating horror of a wife and mother whose fear of having a less-than-perfect family takes her to dark places.
The virtues of small-budget moviemaking are on full display in writer-director Jason Harang’s The All-Healing Grave, a film noir homage that, despite... The post The All-Healing Gr...
This passionate melodrama by Satyajit Ray, about four middle-class men on a heedless spree in a rural village, is a teeming panorama of social divisions and inequities.
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