PURE TERROR MONTH: The Dungeon of Harrow (1962)
Imagine this: You’re evil and sadistic count who just happens to live in a waterfront castle with your equally disturbed family. A shipwreck happens and the survivor of the ship soon makes his way to your home. What would you do? This was pretty much the passion project of Texas news anchor turned comic book […]
PURE TERROR MONTH: Horror Rises From the Tomb (1973)
In preparation for my review contribution to B&S Movies’ tribute to Mill Creek’s Pure Terror 50-film box set, which features Paul Naschy’s debut appearance as the devil worshiping knight Alaric de Marnac in Horror Rises from the Tomb, I wrote a June 2019 review of de Marnac’s second film appearance in 1983’s Panic Beats. In […]
PURE TERROR MONTH: Double Exposure (1982)
A photographer for a men’s magazine keeps having dreams where he’s killing all of his models. Then, it just so happens that the models begin to die in real life, which means that he may be the killer. Director William Byron Hillman was also behind the Gary Busey dog reincarnation film Quigley, as well as The Photographer, […]
PURE TERROR MONTH: Crucible of Horror (1971)
Walter Eastwood (Michael Gough, Alfred from the Batman movies) has been physically and mentally abusing is wife (Yvonne Mitchell from 1984) and daughter, as well as raising a son to be exactly like him. So they do what any of us would. They kill him. The problem is that he won’t stay dead. Mitchell and Gough […]
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