PURE TERROR MONTH: Terror-Creatures from the Grave (1965)
Massimo Pupillo is mainly known for three horror films: Terror-Creatures from the Grave, Bloody Pit of Horror and La vendetta di Lady Morgan. Afterward, he claimed to be done with horror forever before making Django Kills Softly and the mondo Love: The Great Unknown. He claimed to be disgusted by his films and went into television. He […]
PURE TERROR MONTH: The Sadist (1963)
About the author: Robert Freese has been a staff writer for Videoscope Magazine since 1998. He also contributes to Drive-in Asylum. Teachers Ed Stiles (Richard Alden), Carl Oliver (Don Russell) and Doris Page (Helen Hovey) are on their way to L.A. for a Dodgers game when their fuel pump goes out on a desert back […]
PURE TERROR MONTH: The Devil’s Nightmare (1971)
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: An American living in London, Jennifer Upton is a freelance writer for International publishers Story Terrace and others. In addition, she has a blog where she frequently writes about horror and sci-fi called Womanycom. Directed by Belgian Jean Brismée, the film was a co-production between companies in Belgium and Italy and fits comfortably into […]
PURE TERROR MONTH: Blood Sabbath (1972)
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: An American living in London, Jennifer Upton is a freelance writer for International publishers Story Terrace and others. In addition, she has a blog where she frequently writes about horror and sci-fi called Womanycom. 2024 update: I was a bit hard on this film the first time I watched and reviewed it. I’ve watched […]
PURE TERROR MONTH: The Manster (1959)
Thanks to Dustin Fallon from Horror and Sons for this entry. He’s always been a big promoter of our site and has been instrumental when it comes to getting writers for this project. I’ve always had fun writing for his Halloween projects and am so glad that he repays the favor. The Manster is a […]
PURE TERROR MONTH: Hands of Steel (1986)
While we’ve watched Hands of Steel before, sometimes it’s nice to go back to a film after you’ve experienced more in life. After watching Over the Top and Shocking Dark, a movie like this makes more sense. Of course, not a lot as it’s an Italian ripoff film being made halfway between Arizona and Italy. And Hands of […]
PURE TERROR MONTH: The Amazing Transparent Man (1960)
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Craig Edwards is an award-winning blogger as well as a self-proclaimed Media Guy and a consumer of pop culture for a lot of years. He also writes a great blog called Let’s Get Out of Here! Famed low budget director Edgar G. Ulmer helms this science fiction flick which has apparently fallen […]
PURE TERROR MONTH: The Thirsty Dead (1974)
A movie starring a Pittsburgh born-and-bred actress who starred as Yeoman Tankris in “Wolf in the Fold” on Star Trek, and as Jeanne Leeds, one of Mr. Drysdale’s secretaries on The Beverly Hillbillies, and as Darlene Wheeler, Ebb’s girlfriend on Green Acres? Yeah, I know it’s weird that I can “six-degree” Judith McConnell like that. […]
PURE TERROR MONTH: They Saved Hitler’s Brain (1968)… or The Madmen of Mandoras (1963)
Thanks to Dustin Fallon from Horror and Sons for this entry. He’s always been a big promoter of our site and has been instrumental when it comes to getting writers for this project. Plus, he’s one hell of a nice guy. They Saved Hitler’s Brain is a 1968 film directed by David Bradley, who also […]
PURE TERROR MONTH: The Werewolf of Washington (1973)
Milton Moses Ginberg started his directorial career with Coming Apart, a near-documentary which starred Rip Torn as a mentally disturbed psychologist who has been filming his sexual affairs. Sally Kirkland was also in the film, which was shot within a one-room, 15’x17′ set. This movie is absolutely nothing like that movie. Jack Whitter (Dean Stockwell) […]
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