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Monthly Archives: March 2010
Shock Festival DVD Review
The dvd companion to Stephen Romano’s excellent Shock Festival book is out now and it is a must have for slasher lovers, exploitation junkies, and movie nostalgia fiends. If you grew up watching movies in 42nd Street grindhouses or southern … Continue reading
Terror Stalks the Class Reunion (1992) Review
Get a load of that title… Did you ever hear anything that sounded more like a slasher movie? Unfortunately, Terror Stalks the Class Reunion isn’t a lost slasher – for a start, there’s no slashing – but, while part of … Continue reading
Retro Slashers In HorrorHound Magazine
Check out the latest issue of HorrorHound, #22 It’s got A-Z retro slasher coverage and a retrospective on Media Home Entertainment, the company that brought many slasher delights to your VHS deck!
Proto-Slashers #12 – Blood Feast (1963)
Looking at the flicks that paved the way for Halloween and the heyday of slasher movies. “Blood Feast is like a Walt Whitman poem – it’s no good, but it’s the first of its type”. – Blood Feast director Hershell … Continue reading
The Monster Squad remake is in the works
Platinum Dunes and Paramount are working on a remake of The Monster Squad. Rob Cohen, one of the producers of the original, is set to direct for Michael Bay and company. No word yet on who is handling the script or who … Continue reading
The Back Lot Murders (2002)
Note:I originally wrote this review several years ago and it’s gone from site to site. As the years have passed, I’ve come to find this little ditty has grown on me, so there have been some edits. This might not be Corey … Continue reading
Private Parts (1973)
Cheryl (Ayn Ruymen), on the run after stealing her roomate’s cash, hides out at the King Edward Hotel run by her creepy Aunt Martha (Lucille Benson). Other tenants include a kinky priest (Laurie Main) and George (John Ventantonio), a sinister … Continue reading