Cult Movie Reviews

Universal’s The Phantom of the Opera , released in 1943, is a rather odd hybrid, part musical and part horror film. The Paris Opera had pr...

The Curse of Her Flesh , released in 1968, was the second instalment in Michael Findlay’s notorious Flesh trilogy, perhaps the most delir...

Universal’s 1933 The Invisible Man left me decidedly unimpressed when I last saw it some years back. That was on VHS and I thought that s...

Hollywood Babylon is a softcore sexploitation expose of Hollywood in the silent era. It’s a clever idea - take lots of stock footage fro...

The Pom Pom Girls is a 1976 Crown International release that is probably more accurately described as teensploitation than sexploitati...

The Beast and the Vixens (AKA The Beauties and the Beast AKA Desperately Seeking Yeti) is a movie of quite staggering awfulness, and y...

The Death Curse of Tartu was made in 1966 by Florida film-maker William Grefé and while it’s not one of the all-time great horror movies...