Deathstalker (1983)
The opening-scene, maybe? We see a bunch of mongoloid-barbarians with bad make-up jump off...
The Mutations (1974)
This is a totally bizarre British horror film which deserves cult status of the...
World Without End (1956)
This is the perhaps the best script from a writer’s point of view of...
Caltiki, the Immortal Monster (1959)
“Caltiki”, the story of a carnivorous micro-organism in the Mexican jungle grown to terrifying...
Black Sabbath (1963)
Black Sabbath starts off wisely with the weakest story in the movie, “The Telephone”....
Student Bodies (1981)
STUDENT BODIES is a great, satirical take on the bevy of horror flicks that...
Superstition (1982)
This is pretty standard haunted house fare. I’ve seen worse, I’ve seen better. What...
Bury Me an Angel (1972)
You can complain all you want about low budget production values, but BURY ME...
5-25-77: The Day Things Changed
There are moments in life that I think you can reflect back on and...
The Cycle Savages (1969)
Romico doing sketches of scenery around town gets the attention of a gang of...
Macho Man (1985)
This is “Macho Man”, a West German film from 1985, so it had its...
The Cosmic Man (1959)
“The Cosmic Man” is worth watching and has a definite message. This low-budget b-movie...
Last Platoon (1988)
It’s THE DIRTY DOZEN meets KELLY’S HEROES in the jungle with a splash of...
Land of Doom (1986)
A low budget but good-looking US/Turkish MAD MAX 2 rip-off in which the hero...
The Changeling (1980)
Horror films have become caricature’s over the years. They contain characters, situations, and elements...
Blastfighter (1984)
Having watched “Blastfighter”, I can now proudly say for myself that I’ve seen the...
The Undertaker and His Pals (1966)
This 60’s horror comedy is very much in the mould of the pioneering gore...
The Beast with Five Fingers (1946)
The Beast With Five Fingers predates any other ‘disembodied’ hand film I’ve seen by...
The Thing That Couldn’t Die (1958)
As “disembodied head movies” go, this one’s right at the top. The movie is...
Fiend Without a Face (1958)
Marshall Thompson, along with Kenneth Tobey and Richard Carson are my favorite 50’s sci-fi...