Proving  why the phrase “regional Florida production” is not generally associated with top-shelf ’70s horror,  The Brides Wore Blood  is an ...

          Generated by the short-lived company Tigon British Film Productions,   The Blood on Satan’s Claw   is something of a companion pie...

          Rarely will genre-picture viewers encounter a harder tonal shift than the transition occurring around the 23-minute mark of UK hor...

This low-budget shocker’s working title,  Nightmare at Blood Castle , suits the mysoginistic content better than the moniker used dur...

Horror-flick clichés abound in The Child , a low-budget entry into the creepy-kid genre. Out in the boonies, pretty twe...

          Sometimes fate does cruel things to artists’ legacies, as demonstrated by the fact that a strange horror movie about...

          Like George Romero’s disturbing Martin (1978), this low-budget shocker is a vampire movie without vampires. Starrin...

At some point during this mindless gorefest, a local cop knocks on the door of the castle-like mansion where a mad scie...

          It’s probably best to begin by listing all the things this low-budget horror flick is not. Despite the title, the su...

There’s a decent idea for an exploitation flick buried in here, because the premise is that hillbillies who have lived ...

A low-budget horror flick with anemic morality-tale elements, The Severed Arm is less about dismemberment than it is about ca...

          Those who enjoy the bizarre horror movies of Don Coscarelli (especially 1979’s Phantasm ) might also enjoy The Redee...

          Southern Gothic horror made on the cheap, Dear Dead Delilah is just the movie for people who think Tennessee...

          Had its creator been able to express irony onscreen, the trash-cinema oddity Criminally Insane might have become a ...

          John Carpenter’s seminal Halloween (1978) cast a long shadow over the 1980s, providing not only the template for ...

After unleashing gory sci-fi mayhem in The Mad Doctor of Blood Island (1968), director Eddie Romero and star Josh Ashley rete...

Covering satirical terrain so familiar as to be trite, The Corpse Grinders compounds its lack of originality with rott...

          This one’s a turkey. No, not in the sense of being an absolute cinematic failure, although that’s true, as well—the ...