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Nice to Know I'm Not the Neighborhood Weirdo
Since it was a beautiful day yesterday and I was on vacation, I took a little walk around the neighborhood. A block over from the house I came across this Halloween display. At first I thought it was simply the messy front yard of a house with 2.3 kids. Looking closer I could see it was something else: the Garage Sale Toy Pile of Horror and Grue ( Read more... ) -
Little-Known Horror Films
Arch Hall was an... unusual looking guy who got into pictures mostly because his dad produced all his films. To say Hall's films were B movies is an understatement. Most likely you've encountered his work on Mystery Science Theater 3000 in the classic hotrod rock 'n roll beach party caveman flick Eegah!. As an actor... Well, here's a taste of his ( Read more... ) -
Little-Known Horror Films
Dr. Jeckyll and Sister Hyde, in which the good doctor transforms into yummy Bond girl Martine Beswick and spends most of his/her time with her/his hands in his/her shirt/blouse.
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Little-Known Horror Films, cont.
A few people have already mentioned this film here before, but I wanted to wait until Halloween before offering my take on it. Long before he was creeping people out as the extraordinarily capable yet seriously unbalanced John Locke on Lost, Terry O'Quinn creeped people out in the role of "Jerry Blake,"everyman, all-around good guy, and vicious ( Read more... ) -
"Bad Girls Burn in Hell."
Little-Known Horror Films
The People Under the Stairs: An all-but-(justly)-forgotten Wes Craven shocker about insane morlocks living in the walls of a giant house owned by weirdo religious freaks "Mom" and "Dad," played by Twin Peaks' Everett "Big Ed Hurley" McGill and Wendy "Nadine Hurley" Robie. Not worth sitting through, but noteworthy for the ( Read more... ) -
The Incredible Melting Man!
Little-Known Horror Films
Hoo boy. Stinkaroo. Cool make-up effects though.
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