Category: Other Worldly Cinema

Terror in the Aisles (1984) – By Baron Craze

Documentaries always find an interesting footing in the horror genre, sometimes they concern a certain topic, or others recall a bygone era, well this film covers both aspects though limited. Produced and released by Universal Pictures in 1984 and gave an overall of the entire genre up to that point while hosted by Donald Pleasence…


Jurassic Park (1993) – By Creepy Crazy Cathy (3C)

My son was excited when I told him that I was asked to review the Jurassic Park movies as he’s a huge dinosaur fan. I pulled the Blu-ray from our collection and watched it again which brought back memories to when I first saw it upon its release in 1993. This film came to theaters…


The Love Witch (2016) – By Baron Craze

This film took many cues from varied sources primarily of those in the 60s and 70s and dabbling with the folk-psychedelic horror movies which centered on religious ceremonies, with Anna Biller handling multiple hats for her vivid film, among them director, writer, producer, film editor, production design and was creator of many of set creation…


The Ghost and Mr. Chicken (1966) – By Baron Craze

A film like this might seem very strange to be reviewed on a horror website, however there’s an important trope that is used countless times in our beloved genre; that the Old Dark House, a fearful place embodied with checkered past, almost everyone’s hometown has a house with this reputation. Therefore, this film is a…


Scared Stiff (1953) – By Baron Craze

Often in the horror genre we find ourselves presented with films that are remakes or variations of a previous conceptual designs or tropes this movie is a little of “The Old Dark House [1932]” as well as a remake of The Ghost Breakers [1940] that starred Bob Hope however, to be fair this flick is…


Creepy Classics (1987) – By Baron Craze

This is a review I have wanted to do for some time, It’s rather nostalgic, echoing back to a world no more, and produced by the most unlikely company, Hallmark, yes, the same one that has all those Christmas movies and the greeting cards. Well, strangely in 1987 the firm produced and released a VHS…


Basic Instinct (1992) – By Vix

So, I really love a good horror movie, who doesn’t – a murder mystery way cool too; I dislike those bimbos running aimlessly through some woods with their fake tatas swinging left to right, oh please. Well, you can tell I have a different mindset, so for my first review I’ve chosen this controversial movie…


Coming Soon (1982) – By Baron Craze

I stumbled across this piece of history in random watching on YouTube, namely watching trailers for our New Releases segment and when I saw the words Jamie Lee Curtis and Universal Monsters I just had to take some time to watch it, after all its only 55-minutes in length. A strong word of advice, as…


A Clown’s Recovery (2013) – By Baron Craze

A Clown’s Recovery tells a great story, completely true, no embellishments, of the legendary and a friendly clown, name Jelly Boy known as Eric Broomfield through the lens of his brother and filmmaker Matthew Broomfield in this award-winning documentary. Matt made a horror film known as Freakshow Apocalypse: The Unholy Sideshow, which graced the stage…


The Dead Inside (2011) – By Baron Craze

When one thinks about a true niche sub-genre in horror, the rarest gems fall into horror musicals, namely the most common The Rocky Picture Show [1975]. However, others existed, such as Little Shop of Horrors (the original and remake). Sweeny Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street [2007], The Nightmare before Christmas [1993] just to…