Festive Frights: Red Christmas Emily Stockham December 16, 2021 Editor's Choice, From The Vault For most people, the word red when placed in the context of Christmas conjures festive imagery of holly, fairy lights and St Nick’s infamous suit. For horror fans however, it means another seasonal...
Festive Frights: Saint (2010) Simon Fitzjohn December 12, 2021 Editor's Choice, From The Vault 1 Comment A festive horror treat from Dutch director Dick Maas
Festive Frights: Christmas Evil (1980) Simon Fitzjohn December 6, 2021 Editor's Choice, From The Vault It may not appear obvious at first, but Christmas is a great time to be a horror fan. Not only do you get the chance to ask for plenty of horror-related goodies from family and friends (which I have done many...
From The Vault: Nothing But The Night (1973) Simon Fitzjohn October 13, 2021 Editor's Choice, From The Vault Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee investigate a series of mysterious deaths
From The Vault: Don’t Go In The House (1979) Simon Fitzjohn August 18, 2021 Editor's Choice, From The Vault A grim shocker that burns up the screen
From The Vault: Snowbeast (1977) Simon Fitzjohn June 7, 2021 Features, From The Vault A yeti on the rampage in this creature feature
From the Vault: The Possession of Joel Delaney (1972) Simon Fitzjohn April 15, 2021 Editor's Choice, Features, From The Vault 1 Comment Shirley MacLaine stars in this subtle shocker
From The Vault: City Under The Sea (1965) Simon Fitzjohn March 24, 2021 Editor's Choice, From The Vault Jacques Tourneur teams up with Vincent Price for a stab at Poe
From The Vault: The Phantom Of The Opera (1962) Simon Fitzjohn March 11, 2021 Editor's Choice, From The Vault Fitting neatly into that Hammer category marked ‘rarely seen or talked about’, 1962’s The Phantom Of The Opera is a slick, somewhat sedate offering. Originally brought to the studio by...
Festive Frights: To All A Goodnight (1980) Simon Fitzjohn December 11, 2020 Editor's Choice, From The Vault Right, just where do I begin with To All A Goodnight? I suppose I could say that the first twenty minutes or so are absolutely terrible, with one of the lamest ‘pranks gone wrong’ sequences in...
From The Vault: Silent Partner (1978) Simon Fitzjohn November 12, 2020 Editor's Choice, Features, From The Vault Set at Christmas – and featuring a gun-toting Santa no less – Silent Partner is one of those films no doubt lumped into that favourite discussion among modern film types – is it a...
From The Vault: Blue Steel (1989) Simon Fitzjohn September 27, 2020 Editor's Choice, From The Vault Jamie Lee Curtis' cop is tormented by psycho Ron Silver
From The Vault: The Sentinel (1977) Ian White August 7, 2020 Editor's Choice, From The Vault 1 Comment Ian takes aim at Michael Winner's devilish hatchet job
The Cushing Files: The Brides Of Dracula (1960) Simon Fitzjohn July 14, 2020 Editor's Choice, From The Vault Cushing's Van Helsing squares off against a vampire Baron
From The Vault: Demons of the Mind (1972) Simon Fitzjohn June 23, 2020 Editor's Choice, From The Vault A Hammer effort that fails to live up to its promise
From The Vault: Don’t Bother To Knock (1952) Emily Stockham June 1, 2020 Editor's Choice, From The Vault Marilyn Monroe stars in this sinister thriller
From The Vault: Graduation Day (1981) Simon Fitzjohn May 25, 2020 Editor's Choice, From The Vault A school's athletics team start meeting a grisly end
From The Vault: The Fan (1981) Simon Fitzjohn May 4, 2020 Editor's Choice, From The Vault I’m pretty sure we can agree that if two leads slaughter a film as part of its supposed ‘promotion’ – with one even going so far as calling it the ‘worst film they were...
From The Vault: The Gorgon (1964) Simon Fitzjohn April 28, 2020 Editor's Choice, From The Vault Hammer dabbles with Greek mythology
From The Vault: Horrors of the Black Museum (1959) Simon Fitzjohn April 15, 2020 Editor's Choice, From The Vault Michael Gough stars in this British killer thriller
From The Vault: Bruiser (2000) Simon Fitzjohn April 8, 2020 Editor's Choice, From The Vault Simon looks back at this George A Romero disappointment
