Cult Movie Reviews

In the 1970s British television mogul Lord Lew Grade made the ill-fated decision to move into feature films. Grade had demonstrated an un...

I’ve now been running this blog for eight years. And it’s to be hoped I can keep running it for quite a while to come - one of the...

Carnival of Souls is one of the great low-budget horror movies and it’s also a rather unusual movie of its type. Made in 1961 on an absu...

Juggernaut is a 1970s disaster movie set on an ocean liner. That might lead you to avoid this film on the assumption that it’s going to ...

Despite having directed one of the most commercially successful of the Universal horror movies of the 30s, The Black Cat , Edgar G. Ulmer...

I Bury the Living is an odd moody little horror movie that manages to deliver a few genuine surprises. Robert Kraft (Richard Boone) ...

Amicus Productions was one of a number of companies that jumped on board the gothic horror bandwagon that Hammer Films had set rolling in...