Cult Movie Reviews

Roger Corman really hit his stride as a film-maker with the first of his Edgar Allan Poe adaptations, The Fall of the House of Usher , in 19...

I’ve never been a huge fan of Amicus’s horror anthology films but either From Beyond the Grave is a particularly good one or I’m mellowing ...

The 1950s saw a rash of big-budget Victorian science fiction films, based on the works of Jules Verne and H. G. Wells (presumably the only e...

The Black Torment is an almost forgotten 1964 British gothic horror flick, which is a great pity because it’s a good deal of fun. It was pr...

Diamonds Are Forever was the seventh Bond film, and the last official Bond film to star Sean Connery. It marked a definite move towards the...

Batman and Robin , made by Columbia in 1949, was the second movie serial to feature the caped crime-fighter. Lewis Wilson had played Batman ...

Universal’s This Island Earth was one of the more ambitious science fiction movies of the 50s. It’s been overshadowed by films such as Inva...