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Monthly Archives: August 2000
Bless the Child
Touched by a psycho Chuck Russell has paid his psychotronic dues, so I’m tempted to give the guy some slack here. He produced Hell Night, directed the fine remake of The Blob and the respectable sequel Nightmare on Elm Street … Continue reading
Posted in Movie, Review
Tagged angel, Angela Bettis, blood, car chase, Christin Ricci, Chuck Russell, demons, devil, heads roll, horror, Ian Holm, incineration, Movie, psycho killer, Review, Rufus Sewell, signs and wonders
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Cave of the Living Dead DVD
Spelunking for vampires A “Butchers Film release” this German weird menace horror, originally titled The Curse of the Green Eyes, was imported to Britain and America by producer Richard Gordon. He released it to theaters and drive-ins as part of … Continue reading
Posted in DVD, Movie, Review
Tagged Adrian Hoven, cave, DVD, Eurotrash, Germany, horror, Movie, Review, Richard Gordon, vampire, witchcraft, Wolfgang Preiss
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Brothers Quay Collection DVD
Quazy Quartoons I first encountered the mad world of Stephen and Timothy Quay at the World Animation Festival in Ottawa in 1980. Stuffed into a program amid some very funny comedy vignettes was their first short, “Nocturna Artificiala.” The Quays’ … Continue reading
Black Sabbath on DVD
Karloff and Bava’s trilogy of terror The liner notes for this DVD presentation of Mario Bava’s contribution to the anthology film flap of the early ’60s are provided by Tim Lucas. This is so fitting it’s almost ironic. If not … Continue reading →